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Are these typical docker container sizes?

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I've got a 30Gb docker image that was starting to get warnings about it filling up. I'm running a lot of dockers so I'm not overly surprised it might be getting high.
But are these sizes reasonable? Or should I investigate?

 

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It's 19 dockers, currently using 24.9GB of the 30GB docker vdisk


I guess that's normal-ish? Seems like ~1.3 GB/docker.
 

I'll just up to 40GB I guess, and provide like 2GB each, for up to 20 dockers. 

 

Immich dockers apparently get up to 4GB in size as reported by others: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/154165-is-immich-a-docker-image-hog/

Squid reports running 7 docker using up 7 GB, so 1GB/docker: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/36057-noobie-docker-setup-guide/#findComment-347466

I also found this reddit post with docker sizes for comparison:
 

 

I guess 1.3GB/docker average container size isn't unreasonably large, especially with very large ones like Immich, and things requiring a full user interface Calibre/Firefox, and Binhex dockers using archlinux. 

 

 

Edited by death.hilarious

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