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I’ll gladly let you fine folks sort out this mess, and I’ll check back in next year. Thanks! Seriously though, what’s the plan for Docker? Will all containers
by tlrobinson 6y ago
I’ll gladly let you fine folks sort out this mess, and I’ll check back in next year. Thanks!
Seriously though, what’s the plan for Docker? Will all containers need to be built for ARM or will Rosetta 2 be able to run Docker in an x86 VM?
Homebrew is my other benchmark.
- mr_toad 6y ago> what’s the plan for Docker? Rosetta doesn’t support virtualisation (which would be needed to run the Linux VM under which the containers run). So you’d need an ARM version of Docker, and an ARM Linux VM, and since the containers rely on that Linux kernel, I assume ARM containers running ARM software. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_silicon/about_the_rosetta_translation_environment https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_silicon/abou... I suppose it might be possible to develop a para-virtualisation framework that runs under Rosetta.