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It mostly removes the big shared background VM and replaces it with smaller, more isolated Apple-native VMs. I did an experiment migrating my Podman workload t
by thejazzman 4mo ago
It mostly removes the big shared background VM and replaces it with smaller, more isolated Apple-native VMs.
I did an experiment migrating my Podman workload to Apple's container @ https://gist.github.com/jmonster/39e14585e107dbf990a90966c0f84427 https://gist.github.com/jmonster/39e14585e107dbf990a90966c0f...
TL;DR reduces ram/storage usage; minimizes it's existence
- deathanatos 4mo agoHow does that work, realistically? > Memory defaults to half of host memory That's the most expensive part of the whole transaction, b/c AFAIK, RAM is then dedicated to the VM. It can be swapped out, I suppose, but that's not great.
- MBCook 4mo agoCGamesPlay said above its balloon memory so it won’t use all that memory by default, but it can’t release balloon memory yet.
- nozzlegear 4mo agoNice, thanks for this. My plan is to swap over to Apple's containers for local dev, and keep using podman quadlets in production.