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by 10000truths
108 days ago
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> The network file system to host is usually pretty slow no? That was my impression. NFS doesn't have to be slow. If you avoid traversing the TCP/IP stack, performance is fine. Linux guests can use vsock to communicate with the hypervisor directly, and macOS hosts can use the Virtualization framework to map a guest vsock to a host UNIX socket. |
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