It kind of seems like this is k8s and not convox, but I’m not sure. When Docker starts up, it will allocate these settings to hyperkit as command line arguments: -A -u -F vms/0/hyperkit.pid -c 5 -m 9216M. 09:59 docker images REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE hyperkit is taking around 25-30 cpu - this seems to continue long-term even once things are stable. The fact that the new Docker for Mac will ship with Mutagen def shows me that they hear us and are doing whatever they can to alleviate the situation. Docker for Mac will be at the mercy of the macOS Hyperkit. This is without having any user containers/pods active. Whereas Microsoft was cooperative in creating a bridge to their kernel with WSL-2, Apple generally keeps macOS under lock and key. Removed all data with the following steps: Click on Docker icon in my menu bar Preferences Reset Remove all data Delete. Understanding memory usage in Docker Desktop on Mac There have been many reports of possible memory leaks and apparent high memory usage of Docker Desktop since the upgrade to macOS 10.14 (Mojave). I reinstalled my rack fresh and there is a single app running a single container that has a CMD of ‘sleep’. minikube Creating hyperkit VM (CPUs2, Memory2492MB, Disk20000MB). My test suite ran in 3min20sec on docker for mac and only. Pretty consistent 30-40% cpu from Docker for me. Hyperkit is the default docker-machine for Mac OS X. CPU usage is off the charts in general even compared to my old setup with dinghy and VirtualBox.
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