When running the container on platforms that report a lot of CPUs, a lot of workers are spun up. Basically one for each CPU. In scenarios where the container runs only to test functionality/features, this will waste resources and make things start up slower. For example on an M3 macbook, the container will spin up 12 workers, while 1 or 2 would be sufficient.
When running the container on platforms that report a lot of CPUs, a lot of workers are spun up. Basically one for each CPU. In scenarios where the container runs only to test functionality/features, this will waste resources and make things start up slower. For example on an M3 macbook, the container will spin up 12 workers, while 1 or 2 would be sufficient.