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Cake day: October 17th, 2023

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  • WTF? You obviously don’t understand Docker at all.

    - Docker and Docker images provide the absolute mimimum environment which is necessary to run an application. Containers don’t have reserved resources, so only what is really used is used. A VM has a lot more overhead, as a whole computer plus complete OS are emulated.

    - There is not much to deduplicate because there is no redundant storage going on. Only the bare OS essentials plus the app are stored. There are some base OS containers (e.g. Alpine Linux) which are <10 Mbytes in size.

    - If containers themselves are “big”, you are doing Docker wrong and store data inside of a container and not externally of the container in volumes or the host filesystem. With the next container pull, that data would be lost.

    - no idea what " just not work often due to due to already deduplicated extent stuff" is supposed to mean. That does not even make sense.











  • Dude, first of all: get your units straight. You throw stuff around which doesn’t exist (like „m/s“ or „M/s“, meters per second?), so without making sure that YOU know what unit you really mean, WE cannot know what unit you really mean. To be able to analyze a problem means that the problem itself is described precisely.

    8 Mbits/s = 1 Mbyte/s . So make clear what you mean.

    Also: what should we do with your imprecise description on what you have done?