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> I don't think this is an issue for Docker. They can run an ARM64 Linux VM instead of the current x86 one, and then use QEMU to run x86 Docker containers withi
by IceWreck 6y ago
> I don't think this is an issue for Docker. They can run an ARM64 Linux VM instead of the current x86 one, and then use QEMU to run x86 Docker containers within it if they want.
If youre at the point where you have to run a container running inside an emulator inside a VM on an ARM Mac then you should just get an x86 linux machine and enjoy performance and native support for containers.
- hnarayanan 6y agoThis is not what running an ARM64 Linux VM means.
- skohan 6y agoAre you just talking about using an ARM64 container your root container? This kind of breaks the point of docker if you're running on x86 in the cloud, doesn't it? You're no longer developing in your exact deployment environment, which is one of the key benefits of docker.