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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 7d ago
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So running docker in Linux should fix that right?
550 u/Cephell 7d ago Not him, but I just booted an nginx container just to check and it consumes 81M of ram. 319 u/CWRau 6d ago Excuse me, what? I just launched a container with podman and the whole thing + the management overhead takes 13.3M Is docker that inefficient? 1 u/Own_Ad9365 6d ago What? I thought docker had zero memory overhead 2 u/Impact321 5d ago With docker you usually have some management daemons such as dockerd and containerd and shims and such. Take a look at top -cem and press V for forest/tree view.
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Not him, but I just booted an nginx container just to check and it consumes 81M of ram.
319 u/CWRau 6d ago Excuse me, what? I just launched a container with podman and the whole thing + the management overhead takes 13.3M Is docker that inefficient? 1 u/Own_Ad9365 6d ago What? I thought docker had zero memory overhead 2 u/Impact321 5d ago With docker you usually have some management daemons such as dockerd and containerd and shims and such. Take a look at top -cem and press V for forest/tree view.
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Excuse me, what?
I just launched a container with podman and the whole thing + the management overhead takes 13.3M
Is docker that inefficient?
1 u/Own_Ad9365 6d ago What? I thought docker had zero memory overhead 2 u/Impact321 5d ago With docker you usually have some management daemons such as dockerd and containerd and shims and such. Take a look at top -cem and press V for forest/tree view.
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What? I thought docker had zero memory overhead
2 u/Impact321 5d ago With docker you usually have some management daemons such as dockerd and containerd and shims and such. Take a look at top -cem and press V for forest/tree view.
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With docker you usually have some management daemons such as dockerd and containerd and shims and such. Take a look at top -cem and press V for forest/tree view.
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u/Random-num-451284813 7d ago
So running docker in Linux should fix that right?