In the interim, it helps to install Turbo Boost Switcher. There is a bug in MacOS that it reports twice the amount of memory actually allocated.with 5 mostly idle containers (docker stats: 0.00 2.xx), VM consistently uses 50 of a CPU core (UX: noisy fans) with more resources (2vCPU), same 5 mostly idle containers, VM uses 100 of a CPU core (UX: hot laptop) In short, user experience for the default install is quite bad. For Mac, Docker uses the macOSs Hypervisor framework (HyperKit) to create a virtual machine to Figure 4 . Passing Jenkins launcher parameters. File: docker-17.06-ce.ymlmac os toolkit. It requires HyperKit, VPNKit and a Docker client on the host to run.I have tried with the latest version of my channel (Stable or Edge)C19AE3AD-3E52-4F8C-A16A-D06D797B36A4/20180925100823 It is normal that all the memory has to be reserved up front before any containers are running, because of the way that virtualisation works in MacOS Hypervisor.framework.See for a detailed investigation on this. With Docker Toolbox, I can just open VirtualBox and access the docker-machine VM.Unfortunately,> it does not stop reality to creep in, and making life miserable for people> And no, the bug they reported (which is just about data visualization)> cannot explain the behavior that many people are experiencing - so please> You are receiving this because you commented. Then, yes, memory goes back to> Everybody has read that analysis. The point is that when using docker, you might> very often get to a point where your Mac is unusable, even when no> The only option is to shut down docker. A reproducible case if this is a bug, Dockerfiles FTW.On Thu, , 18:22 Roberto Liffredo You might not want to call it "memory leak", and instead you can call it> Names are not the point. Is the problem new? Yes, when I upgraded to Mac OS Mojave Just start Docker on Mac OS Mojave
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