Re: Docker performance on Mac OS X

2019-09-23 Thread Chris Wedgwood
Hi Jason

Thank you for your response. I misdaignosed my issue. It actually had 
nothing to do with Docker and instead was a slow performing form in the 
django admin that had a widget referencing a foreign key which was taking 
forever to build.

I fixed it with raw_id_fields, so am now back on docker

In terms of my docker usage I will verse myself in allocations etc

cheers
Chris


On Monday, 23 September 2019 12:18:03 UTC+1, Jason wrote:
>
> What kind of hardware are you working with?  What resources do you have 
> allocated to Docker.  Are you including tens of thousands of files in 
> volume mounts?
>
> We use docker extensively at work, and I've found it helps to have at 
> least half of your machine's hardware available to docker.  My 2018 MBP has 
> 5 cores and 10GB RAM allocated.
>
> However, docker is very sensitive to the amount of files being included 
> and being watched over.  SO if you have thousands to tens of thousands of 
> files in your volume mount symlinks, performance is going to be poor.
>

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Re: Docker performance on Mac OS X

2019-09-23 Thread Jason
What kind of hardware are you working with?  What resources do you have 
allocated to Docker.  Are you including tens of thousands of files in 
volume mounts?

We use docker extensively at work, and I've found it helps to have at least 
half of your machine's hardware available to docker.  My 2018 MBP has 5 
cores and 10GB RAM allocated.

However, docker is very sensitive to the amount of files being included and 
being watched over.  SO if you have thousands to tens of thousands of files 
in your volume mount symlinks, performance is going to be poor.

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Docker performance on Mac OS X

2019-09-23 Thread Chris Wedgwood
Hi All

I generally use the Django Cookiecutter project to start my projects and
have started using *docker* for my local development.

However I have started to get some really awful performance with pageloads
taking 30-40 seconds. I am know considering stopping using docker entirely.

Has anyone else encountered this on Mac OS and have any wisdom to share to
alleviate?

Thanks
Chris

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