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I doubt it will get better. Mosy likely the developers will start releasing native M builds

• 4ad 4y ago
  The point of Docker is to run in development what you run in production. As long as you deploy on x86, the fact that the software can be compiled for ARM, is not that useful.
  • jen20 4y ago
    Surely the alternative is to deploy on ARM? Graviton demonstrates the benefit pretty nicely - substantially lower cost per unit of performance, and better achievable density because of less heat.
    • viraptor 4y ago
      Graviton is AWS-specific. Arm is not only still uncommon for hosting, non-AWS arm is often not that competitive. Even big names like ovh or heroku won't let you run apps on arm. (ovh only on bare metal)
      • bboreham 4y ago
        Soon on Google Cloud too. https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/arm-on-compute https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/arm-on-compu...
        • jen20 4y ago
          I’m sure that azure has something in the works too. The benefits are just too great for the world to be held back by x86.