You searched for this article, so I assume you know what boot2docker is and are using it. That’s good, so am I.
But how many times have you got errors like no space left
when you tried to pull a new image and running a command with container? I’ll tell you what, there’s a way to increase your disk size.
Find ~/.boot2docker/profile
or create one if you cannot find it. For Windows, try %USERPROFILE%/.boot2docker/profile
. There’s a configuration called DiskSize
, change it to any size you want.
Make the whole configuraion file look like:
Destroy your existing boot2docker-vm by running boot2docker destroy
, and then use boot2docker init
to create a new one.
Enjoy your new environment!