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Each time you create a Docker container, and connect VSCode to that container, VSCode installs a server into the container so that it can communicate with it. So, there is a small (a couple minutes?) delay while this happens before you can edit or do anything. Best to stop a container and only re-build it when necessary to avoid the delay. | Each time you create a Docker container, and connect VSCode to that container, VSCode installs a server into the container so that it can communicate with it. So, there is a small (a couple minutes?) delay while this happens before you can edit or do anything. Best to stop a container and only re-build it when necessary to avoid the delay. | ||
==Docker Images== | ==Docker Images== | ||
Bitnami | Bitnami had a Docker Image for MediaWiki. Don't use Bitnami. You will thank me later.<ref>I told you so. They weren't very good when they were available, and now they're not freely available at all. Bitnami has shifted to a paid offering.</ref> | ||
==Security== | ==Security== | ||
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== Docker Downsides == | == Docker Downsides == | ||
One major negative to the system architecture of Docker is that it relies on a server daemon. | One major negative to the system architecture of Docker is that it relies on a server daemon. '''Unlike''' [[Podman]], Docker's Engine can use up 4GB of RAM just sitting idle. A similar thing happens with WSL2 on Windows <ref>https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26897095</ref> | ||
A similar thing happens with WSL2 on Windows <ref>https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26897095</ref> | |||
== Future Reading == | == Future Reading == | ||