I’ve seen similar slowness issue has been reported before for Windows and Mac users. I only have Windows and Linux machines but don’t have Mac here (and have no experiences using Mac before) so couldn’t really check/test/replicate this further, but I saw this previous post which suggested to enable virtiofs option in the Docker Desktop, as mentioned here (and here).
Maybe you may want to check your Docker Desktop and (if you haven’t enabled yet) please try to enable the virtiofs option as suggested in the other posts above, and hopefully if that will make any differences
Hi @Agus and thanks for your solution.
seems the the slowness issue improved after enable the Virtiofs option.
but still its not respond quickly like the site that hosting on Kinsta or another web service like Mamp.
the CPU process on “Activity Monitor” cut in half.
any more speed improvement tips?
Hey @Adam_Meshulam can you please see if inside Docker’s settings, Kubernetes is currently enabled? If so you can try to disable that.
Also, I remember some threads about the lower performance of Docker on Mac that have been resolved in the last few releases, I see that your Docker is not up to date, give also a try to update that