It can also be used for traditional Docker workflowsĮven though there are already some tutorialsĭescribing how to replace Docker Desktop with minikube, That’s why, in the end, I’ve decided to switch to minikube.Īlthough the main purpose of minikube is to allow people to Reducing the performance impact on the host.Accessing (registry) credentials from the macOS Keychain.Mounting local folders for development, with support for hot-reloading.In my day-to-day activities as Docker managed to be,Īs they all required some heavy tweaking to try to resembleīy Docker for Desktop (emphasis on the “ try”).
In my experience, though, they didn’t feel as “ transparent“ Nor do I want to swing you towards one or another. In my research, I’ve tried a few alternatives:ĭiscussing their pros and cons is not really in scope for this post, In this post, I’m going to document my setup,Īnd how I’ve decided to replace Docker Desktop with minikube on my MacBook. Since I started learning about containers in 2017). Therefore, it was a good time to re-evaluate my setup At the end of January Docker started enforcing the
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