I wonder if we exit out of docker desktop, will WSL2 release the resources it had consumed during the session (in this case, there were 2 docker demo being ran)? Which process controls the system resources consumption when running the containers - is it docker desktop or WSL2? And how to control the availability of the resources (aka preventing the run away situation when no resources is left on the host computer & system hangs while running docker projects)?
No, this has not been my experience. Though it may have been more accurate for WSL version 1. I find WSL2 to be very kind to the host machine in terms of processing and memory usage.
@@Beachcasts I have a VPN (network), I want to put on wsl one project and start my docker-compose on that root. Because in C (windows) the response time is bigger.
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I wonder if we exit out of docker desktop, will WSL2 release the resources it had consumed during the session (in this case, there were 2 docker demo being ran)?
Which process controls the system resources consumption when running the containers - is it docker desktop or WSL2?
And how to control the availability of the resources (aka preventing the run away situation when no resources is left on the host computer & system hangs while running docker projects)?
Ive followed every step of your’s but while installing docker i cannot see “ install required windows components for WSL 2”
Thank you very much....^^
You're welcome 😊
Some people said WSL2 and Docker use all RAM on host machine. Have you ever experienced this?
No, this has not been my experience. Though it may have been more accurate for WSL version 1. I find WSL2 to be very kind to the host machine in terms of processing and memory usage.
Happens to me on virtual box with a few containers up so maybe Docker is generally a memory hog.
You are not showing anything about WSL 2 installation ,
Very very basic, expecting more of that resource ubunto 20.04
Thank you for sharing. Please share where you're struggling, and what could have helped.
@@Beachcasts I have a VPN (network), I want to put on wsl one project and start my docker-compose on that root. Because in C (windows) the response time is bigger.
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HA, love is a strong word. It has certainly helped me a much, and I appreciate the community.