Comment by Retr0id 8 hours ago They tell you to use a proper FS, which is largely orthogonal to containerization. 4 comments Retr0id Reply jmull 8 hours ago WAL relies on shared memory, so while a proper FS is necessary, it isn't going to help in this case. fauigerzigerk 6 hours ago Why does it not help if both containers can mmap the same -shm file? jmull 4 hours ago Shared memory across containers is a property of a containerization environment, not a property of a file system, "proper" or not. 1 reply →
jmull 8 hours ago WAL relies on shared memory, so while a proper FS is necessary, it isn't going to help in this case. fauigerzigerk 6 hours ago Why does it not help if both containers can mmap the same -shm file? jmull 4 hours ago Shared memory across containers is a property of a containerization environment, not a property of a file system, "proper" or not. 1 reply →
fauigerzigerk 6 hours ago Why does it not help if both containers can mmap the same -shm file? jmull 4 hours ago Shared memory across containers is a property of a containerization environment, not a property of a file system, "proper" or not. 1 reply →
jmull 4 hours ago Shared memory across containers is a property of a containerization environment, not a property of a file system, "proper" or not. 1 reply →
WAL relies on shared memory, so while a proper FS is necessary, it isn't going to help in this case.
Why does it not help if both containers can mmap the same -shm file?
Shared memory across containers is a property of a containerization environment, not a property of a file system, "proper" or not.
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