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That sounds relatively easy to fix. I'd imagine a diff between two Docker images is relatively small compared to the size of the image. I'd imagine a deduplicat
by coffeemug 12y ago
That sounds relatively easy to fix. I'd imagine a diff between two Docker images is relatively small compared to the size of the image. I'd imagine a deduplication scheme based on widely available tools (e.g. rsync) would solve this problems fairly easily. (Though I have no idea how hard it would be to implement; it doesn't sound too hard off the top of my head)
- jdoliner 12y agoThis is a very good point. In addition Docker itself tries to address this by using btrfs's diffing. Like a lot of things in Docker it's not perfect but it's getting there.