Makes me wonder how docker on Windows handles file access? I know under the hood it uses WSL2, which in turn uses a HyperV VM. In WSL2 it's a big deal where you put there files. While windows can access the files in the Linux VM and the other way around, that requires communication over the hypervisor and is magnitudes slower than accessing the files managed by your own kernel (like C: on Windows and /home in the WSL VM)