But it can get slow in more complex situations. For single-threaded CPU and memory heavy tasks it is consistently twice as fast as Intel. Gzip: Downloaded Docker.dmg of latest Apple Silicon preview and gzipped it: gzip -c Docker.dmg > /dev/null.Laravel fresh migration: this is a client project with ~50 migrations, no data just table creation and modifications.Drupal cache rebuild: inside ddev environment.Drupal install: inside ddev environment.EDIT: Added benchmarks for imports of Drupal 9 Umami dump.
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Since I can't share client databases, I found an employees sample database online (with some unit tests) and created fresh Drupal install with some generated content and exported the database. Database import: in order to remove any potential DDEV issues from the equation I tested using mariadb:latest image.Here are the benchmarks that I performed: I did make sure that M1 runs arm64 images. I noticed that database imports take way longer than they used to, so I decided to investigate and compare performance between the two machines. After switching from 2018 i7 MBP to M1 MacBook Air I noticed that my projects feel generally slower than before. I have a bunch of client projects (PHP, mostly Drupal, some Laravel and Symfony) are we standardized on DDEV local environment. I have tried disabling enabled experimental features.I have tried with the latest version of Docker Desktop.
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