Let's use teracy-dev: the only truly open source universal productive development platform (works the same on Mac, Linux, Windows) with great Docker performance with mounted volumes

[hoatle]

This issue is used for introducing teracy-dev with Docker community! (by referring the related github issues, they will notice this)

this is the reason why:

http://blog.teracy.com/2016/12/20/teracy-dev-the-only-truly-universal-productive-development-platform-with-docker-on-macos-linux-and-windows/

Let me introduce you teracy-dev, it will resolve all the problems mentioned on this question.

teracy-dev is created to set up a universal development platform which has the same development workflow on Mac, Linux and Windows with good developer experience and productivity in mind.

The project here: https://github.com/teracyhq/dev

and to get started: http://dev.teracy.org/docs/develop/getting_started.html

Don't hesitate to ask me any questions.

this should resolve lots of Docker problems, especially:

• File access in mounted volumes extremely slow docker/for-mac#77
• Shared Volumes Slow docker/for-win#188
• Massive performance difference between docker-for-mac and docker-machine docker/for-mac#689
• Fix Docker mounted volume performance geerlingguy/docker-examples#4
• Slow performance when using Docker for Mac docker-library/wordpress#149
• Port to Docker geerlingguy/drupal-vm#139
• https://github.com/4AllDigital/DockerDrupal/issues/8
• Remove dependency on Virtualbox docksal/docksal#21
• Performance issue on Docker for Mac joemewes/DruDockCli#6
• docker-compose slow on docker for mac os beta docker/compose#3419

[ux-engineer]

Does this work on Vagrant when using Docker? If so, it would only complicate the whole setup.

[hoatle]

you can use docker with vagrant, however, you still get slow problem without this project.

Using teracy-dev, you have a close set up server like a production server, that's the good thing.

We support Docker for now, but it's more than just Docker, you can do anything, customize anything with it with automation.

For example, every setup steps for specific projects will be automated (include Docker commands) after $ vagrant up and you're good to go.

The possibilities are limitless and we're adding more docs and guides to show the world how powerful this project is.

Thank you for your question, don't hesitate to contact me via skype (hoatlevan) for any help. You will love this after giving it a try.