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It complicates the set-up when using docker compose (and presumably swarm, k8s, etc.), because now two separate docker-compose.ymls need to be created, one specifying community and the other community-aarch64
It complicates documentation because different example commands need to be used for different architectures.
The preferred method for supporting multiple architectures is to create a single "multi-architecture" image, as outlined here https://docs.docker.com/desktop/multi-arch/
Doing so will allow referencing the single tag community, and the appropriate image for the current architecture will be fetched automatically
I acknowledge that a multi-arch image might not be so simple to build. In any case, thank you for your consideration.
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It is in fact on the roadmap, hopefully for our next release. I'll add a link here from our internal tracking ticket so I remember to update the status here.
I'm not sure if there will be a community build for the next release, but it not, once we have the infrastructure in place I will seek internal permission to re-publish 7.1.0-community as a multi-arch image.
Currently, there exists both
community
(amd64) andcommunity-aarch64
(arm64) packages.This is undesirable for multiple reasons:
community
and the othercommunity-aarch64
The preferred method for supporting multiple architectures is to create a single "multi-architecture" image, as outlined here https://docs.docker.com/desktop/multi-arch/
Doing so will allow referencing the single tag
community
, and the appropriate image for the current architecture will be fetched automaticallyI acknowledge that a multi-arch image might not be so simple to build. In any case, thank you for your consideration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: