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by Rotareti 2030 days ago
> And docker on Linux doesn’t support all the features that docker on Mac does. Specifically kubernetes.

This is nonsense. We invested multiple man month this year to create a local k8s dev environment for our company. Our devs use MacOS and Linux. Me and my colleague evaluated various solutions for running k8s locally, all of which worked fine on Linux out of the box, while the process of setting them up for MacOS was riddled with issues (mostly around performance).

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I am talking about out of the box features. Docker for Mac has kubernetes built in. Check a box and you have a k8s cluster. On Linux you need minikube, kind, or in my case, I built a custom k3s solution.