Magento 2, Docker, and macOS don't mix
I was excited when the Docker team launched their better-integrated solution for running Docker containers on OS X this past summer. It allowed our team to switch from using full Vagrant/Virtual Box based virtual machines for local development to a much lighter-weight solution. Compared to the Vagrant setup, Magento 1 seemed to run a bit faster and require fewer resources when running in Docker.
However, when trying to setup a similar environment with Magento 2, the performance numbers didn’t quite line up when using a macOS host. I’m sure a little background as to the system setup would make things a bit more clear.
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