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Lack of good "official" ARM image support in some key places is something the Docker on Raspberry Pi community have had to deal with for some time. I'm hopeful
by giobox 5y ago
Lack of good "official" ARM image support in some key places is something the Docker on Raspberry Pi community have had to deal with for some time. I'm hopeful that more people add ARM builds to their publishing processes for their container images now Apple have introduced a huge number of developers to "desktop ARM" for want of better name. There are some tricks (QEMU etc) that allow you to build your ARM container images on any existing x86 build infra you are already using too:
https://www.docker.com/blog/multi-arch-images/ https://www.docker.com/blog/multi-arch-images/
Ability to use cheaper ARM based VPS instances are another reason to really want this too.