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- VFS storage driver | Docker Docs
Learn how to optimize your use of VFS driver
- Docker high disk utilization with VFS storage driver
To prevent disk overuse, I tried configuring a quota using the following daemon json config (as detailed here): "storage-driver": "vfs", "storage-opts": ["size=256M"] When trying to start docker with this config, I get the following error and the service fails to start: How do I go about either
- HELP - var lib docker vfs dir using way to much space - Reddit
You somehow ended up using the VFS storage driver which is wildly inefficient; every layer is a complete on-disk copy of the previous one, and most containers are built out of anywhere from 5 to 20 layers You should probably be using overlay2
- Increase space for VFS storage driver - Docker Community Forums
Install a dynamic binary to use devicemapper or select a different storage driver For more information, see https: docs docker com engine reference commandline daemon #daemon-storage-driver-option ERRO [0001] ‘overlay’ not found as a supported filesystem on this host Please ensure kernel is new enough and has overlay support loaded
- VFS storage driver | Docker Docs
Docker is now using the vfs storage driver Docker has automatically created the var lib docker vfs directory, which contains all the layers used by running containers Each image layer and the writable container layer are represented on the Docker host as subdirectories within var lib docker
- docs-docker storage storagedriver vfs-driver. md at main - GitHub
Learn how to optimize your use of VFS driver The VFS storage driver is not a union filesystem; instead, each layer is a directory on disk, and there is no copy-on-write support To create a new layer, a "deep copy" is done of the previous layer This leads to lower performance and more space used on disk than other storage drivers
- Storage drivers | Docker Docs
Docker uses storage drivers to store image layers, and to store data in the writable layer of a container The container's writable layer doesn't persist after the container is deleted, but is suitable for storing ephemeral data that is generated at runtime
- Fix Docker VFS Filesystem Taking Too Much Space : r docker - Reddit
When I create a container using the below command, docker consumes 8 2Gb of disk space when the image itself is about 1 3Gb in size I understand that VFS copies all the layers into directories, which can result in high disk usage Here is the command: --name=webtop \ -e PUID=0 \ -e PGID=0 \ -e TZ=Europe London \ -p 3000:3000 \ --shm-size="1gb" \
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