I used docker to build a web application test environment, but I didn't get permission from my boss.
The reason was that the response looked bad.
Certainly, the response from the web was bad in my test environment.
I was slow because I emulated the x86-64 version of RHEL8 with virtual software called M1 MAC and UTM, but I don't know if that's the main cause of poor web app response.
So I have a question.
1. Is the docker production realistic and how long it has been used in the field?
(Our company is a small and medium-sized company in the countryside.I was a little surprised when I was told that I couldn't use docker even though it was becoming a matter of course.)
2. How to improve docker response
(Whether docker is bad or my construction is bad?)I don't know, but I think it's a waste to give up because it looks bad. I want to make a docker debut in a country company.)
I'm sorry for the out-of-the-box question, but I'd appreciate it if you could answer either of them.Thank you for your cooperation.
macos docker
If you just mean using Docker or container technology, you use Amazon ECS or Kubenets, so there are many examples in the world.There are cases even in the case of on-premises, and if you search for them, you'll find a lot of things.
Not only do you want to use container technology, but if you translate the reason why you use container technology into language, it will be easy to find similar cases.
In the questioner's environment, do you use the M1 Mac as a server to access it? Otherwise, if you actually deploy it to the RHEL server, the emulation will disappear, so the prerequisites will change.It depends on how you use it, but emulation is probably a bottleneck, so please try to eliminate it and measure it first.
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