Running Docker through WSL instead of Docker Desktop cut my resource usage in half, but there’s a catch
Using Docker Desktop meant never having to open a terminal or command prompt on Windows 11. I enjoyed that convenience until I opened the Task Manager to check something and learned that the app’s helper processes were using over a GB of memory on my desktop. And I wasn’t even building or serving anything. I had assumed that stopping a container released the resources.
Using Docker Desktop meant never having to open a terminal or command prompt on Windows 11. I enjoyed that convenience until I opened the Task Manager to check something and learned that the app’s helper processes were using over a GB of memory on my desktop. And I wasn’t even building or serving anything. I had a**umed that stopping a container released the resources.
فاطمه صدر
Iran
Iran
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