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Usually when you’re building container images at any scale you’d use something like buildx, kaniko or buildah which allow you to easily set multiple target arch
by smcleod 3y ago
Usually when you’re building container images at any scale you’d use something like buildx, kaniko or buildah which allow you to easily set multiple target architectures (AMD64, ARM64) for your images.
There’s hardly any / basically no overhead to running an application in a container if that’s what you mean by overhead. If you mean the image size - well you only need to add the things you need - the problem is people tend to abuse images and install a lot of packages in the final image which absolutely aren’t required.
Rust or golang at the core would be nice as Python can be slow at times. I do wish more folks would give Tauri a go for GUI apps.