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Howdy. I'm the author of the blog post. I started the container with --volume in the case of "docker with no virtual I/O" Which is the same as setting VOLUME
by kerr23 12y ago
Howdy.
I'm the author of the blog post.
I started the container with --volume in the case of "docker with no virtual I/O"
Which is the same as setting VOLUME in your Dockerfile.
- kerr23 12y agoIncidentally. Now that I look at who's post I replied to. Obviously you know about --volume vs VOLUME. I've updated the blog post to specify that since it was obviously unclear.
- shykes 12y agoThanks, I have to admit I didn't think of that (saw VOLUME commented out in your Dockerfile, but didn't think that you might have moved it to a run script). My point remains that Docker benchmarks are especially easy to spin any way you want, since usually they are really benchmarks of the underlying system configuration (with some parts glued together by Docker, but most parts outside of its control).