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If Docker can run on Raspberry Pi's ARM chips, it can run on Mac ARM chips. I expect we'll see this working very soon after the new Macs start to arrive.
by joemaller1 6y ago
If Docker can run on Raspberry Pi's ARM chips, it can run on Mac ARM chips. I expect we'll see this working very soon after the new Macs start to arrive.
- mistercorea 6y agobut you cant run x86 containers... https://blog.alexellis.io/5-things-docker-rpi/ https://blog.alexellis.io/5-things-docker-rpi/
- lights0123 6y agoBy default, but one sudo apt install qemu-user-static # or docker run --rm --privileged aptman/qus -s -- -p # (every reboot) away and you can. It'll be slow, but it'll work.
- afandian 6y agoDocker is architecture specific though. The meaningful question is whether it can run the same docker images as it did on the previous Mac hardware or not.
- paxys 6y agoDocker uses Linux-specific containerization technology, so getting it to run on MacOS and Windows is a completely different beast of a problem.
- happymellon 6y agoDocker runs in a Linux VM if you use Windows or Mac,and nothing will change that here. The "different beast" is just some go wrappers.