Comment by aidenn0

Comment by aidenn0 a year ago

2 replies

Why would I want it on tmpfs? Only advantage I see is slightly improved boot times (/tmp is typically cleared on boot, which is obviously not necessary for tmpfs).

hinkley a year ago

Slightly simpler handling for docker containers. Particularly if you run multiple copies of the same image on one box (blue-green deploys, process-per-cpu programming languages, etc)

TacticalCoder a year ago

> Why would I want it on tmpfs?

It's now there in several distros by default. Not that it answers your question.