Is somewhat poor performance on the docker (
https://gitlab.com/shiomax/jrivermc-docker ) to be expected? The server I'm running it on is rarely loaded heavily and runs 12c 24t at 3 ghz, not a champ but nothing to sneeze at, I have a couple threadripper servers sitting around that are moderately faster I can try but like, I picked this one because it's rarely loaded and mainly just handles media serving.
Everything but the media itself is on SSDs (an SSD for JRiver and a dedicated metadata SSD that lays OVER my actual media, presenting as a single directory structure alongside the media files). While my JRiver install on my PC is connected to the library hosted on this server, I've noticed that right click operations in JRiver's library lag significantly, and by hopping onto the VNC client of the Docker container, those slowdowns are present as well meaning it's not just a network issue
I dunno, it barely hits more than 1 core at a time and I don't remember JRiver being that single thread limited. I guess 3Ghz from maybe 7 years ago doesn't compare to something recent that's more like 4.5 and has major IPC improvements.
I'll probably spin up a VM later and see if performance improves. I don't mind running a VM for this but if it's just a matter of tweaking the settings for this specific docker container, or changing a setting in JRiver, I'd rather stick with docker.