"Why is Docker on Mac so slow?" = There are several reasons, but the main one is that Docker on Mac requires an additional layer of virtualization vs. Docker on Linux.
Regarding Lamby, It's interesting, but I'm struggling to think of a real-world use case. I'm seeing some references in the docs to a Lambda/Rails proxy, which doesn't make much sense to me. A preferable pattern for something async would be Lambda -> SQS -> Rails worker/sidekiq, I would think. A real-time API using this seems like it would be fragile/slow/difficult-to-troubleshoot. I may be missing something. Have you come across any examples where folks were using this for something concrete?
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"Why is Docker on Mac so slow?" = There are several reasons, but the main one is that Docker on Mac requires an additional layer of virtualization vs. Docker on Linux.
github.com/EugenMayer/docker-sync can help, but yeah... it's a problem.
Regarding Lamby, It's interesting, but I'm struggling to think of a real-world use case. I'm seeing some references in the docs to a Lambda/Rails proxy, which doesn't make much sense to me. A preferable pattern for something async would be Lambda -> SQS -> Rails worker/sidekiq, I would think. A real-time API using this seems like it would be fragile/slow/difficult-to-troubleshoot. I may be missing something. Have you come across any examples where folks were using this for something concrete?