Hi Patryk! Yeah, that was also my original approach (and the one I actually keep using the most). Do you use mounted volumes in your containers? I do, and sometimes the file system access to the host makes read/write operations slow, and that was what made me look for a different approach.
Same here, regarding the volumes. But when in Windows with a bind mount for development, a simple npm install would take a lot longer than when run in the host. Probably Windows related...
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I just use docker. Define an image version as a variable, and you can easily manage all your infrastructure as code.
Hi Patryk! Yeah, that was also my original approach (and the one I actually keep using the most). Do you use mounted volumes in your containers? I do, and sometimes the file system access to the host makes read/write operations slow, and that was what made me look for a different approach.
I use both bind mounts for development (in my Python and node containers), and named volumes in dev and production, e.g. for my databases.
I use Linux for development and production, and I've never noticed any performance issues.
Same here, regarding the volumes. But when in Windows with a bind mount for development, a simple
npm installwould take a lot longer than when run in the host. Probably Windows related...