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This is not the original title. The original title is "Another reason why your Docker containers may be slow".
Hmm. I didn't notice that 'your' is not in the HN title. So, is it a filtering or I just forgot to type it?
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This will help you get similar fs performance in d4mac without falling back to NFS: https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-mac/osxfs-caching/#tuning...
i never tried this but i think it's similar to docker-sync, where you still have to modify your docker compose files. it's not good for people who want a single consistent docker-compose file that would work across varying distributions (ie; opensource project).
So itnisnsafe to define these in any comoose file no matter where it runs, just need to make sure that the app in the container can actually deal with the consistency level applied to the particular mount.