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I have been trying to figure out ways to reduce the time it takes to spin up new nodes when they are required to accommodate new users. I have noticed that most of the time for pulling images (at least in our case) is taken up by layer decompression. Do we know if Docker has a way of building images with layers that are not compressed? Is this functionality exposed in r2d so we can expose it in hubploy? Or is this simply not possible? Thanks!
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Good question! I'm not sure. Decompression is the longest phase in our case too, but we nailed it down to disk IO being slow. Switching to SSD base disks made it so much faster. So maybe that would be useful?
I have been trying to figure out ways to reduce the time it takes to spin up new nodes when they are required to accommodate new users. I have noticed that most of the time for pulling images (at least in our case) is taken up by layer decompression. Do we know if Docker has a way of building images with layers that are not compressed? Is this functionality exposed in r2d so we can expose it in hubploy? Or is this simply not possible? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: