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Re:ARM Mac Impact on Intel by kccqzy on Monday June 22, 2020 @02:22AM (#23597729)
You are probably going to have a great deal of pain with Docker. If you use Docker for Mac, it basically uses Hypervisor.framework to run a slim x86_64 Linux virtual machine. Rumors suggest that Hypervisor.framework won't emulate x86_64 in the next version of macOS. We'll find out tomorrow. So you'll either set up docker-machine with a x86_64 based remote server to run your docker commands, or you'll just use ARM versions of the various docker images. I don't know where you get your images from, but many of them won't be available for ARM.
Re:ARM Mac Impact on Intel by jychang on Monday June 22, 2020 @02:24AM (#23597741)
There's a surprisingly large number of ARM docker images. You can partially thank the Raspberry Pi for that.
Re:ARM Mac Impact on Intel by 0x0 on Monday June 22, 2020 @02:44AM (#23597829)
Is that ARM v6/v7 32bit or ARM v8 64bit? Most Raspberrys run a 32bit userland (armhf).
Re:ARM Mac Impact on Intel by darkteflon on Monday June 22, 2020 @03:03AM (#23597906)
Plenty of ARM64-architected images available. Lots of us using 64-bit Ubuntu.
Re:ARM Mac Impact on Intel by harpratap on Monday June 22, 2020 @03:52AM (#23598099)
Yeah but then you have consistency issue which Docker aimed to get rid of. You local setup won't replicate what runs on production. The enterprise infra isn't going to switch to ARM in next 1-2 years as Apple hopes to.
Re:ARM Mac Impact on Intel by vbezhenar on Monday June 22, 2020 @09:08AM (#23599732)
I bet that all popular docker images will be available for ARM very soon. It's a matter of recompiling.