Limit container block I/O bandwidth and IOPS in Docker Compose with blkio_config (weight, device read/write bps and iops limits)
domain: docs.docker.com/reference/compose-file/services/#blkio_config · 7 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Under a service, add a `blkio_config:` map to impose block I/O limits on the container.
Set `weight:` to a relative bandwidth priority vs other services; valid integer range is 10-1000 and the default is 500.
To set a per-device weight, use `weight_device:` with `path:` (device path) and a `weight:` in 10-1000 for that device.
Cap throughput with `device_read_bps:` / `device_write_bps:`; each entry takes `path:` and `rate:` where rate is bytes/sec (integer bytes or a string like '10mb').
Cap operations with `device_read_iops:` / `device_write_iops:`; each entry takes `path:` and `rate:` where rate is operations/sec.
Run `docker compose up -d` and verify with `docker inspect` (HostConfig BlkioWeight / BlkioDeviceReadBps etc.).
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