docker containers do not run on raspberry pi
michi-zuri opened this issue · comments
Dear Ruslan Talpă
I am stuck with an old Macbook, that doesn't have hypervisor support, so I can't run docker on it. I do have a raspberry Pi server humming along in my home though, doing all kinds of cool things. Docker runs just fine on it, being a recent Linux machine. There's just one catch: the containers need to be compiled for arm architecture.
My wish would be for subzero to provide arm compatible containers. I have no idea how much effort this would be. Maybe it would be a good exercise for the upcoming shift to Apple ARM for Macbooks and co.?
Here's an example of some containers being offered in multiple architectures: https://hub.docker.com/r/pihole/pihole/tags
All the best
Michi
Hey Michi
I don't have an arm test the images + i am in the middle of a lot of stuff with subzero, however, it's a good idea/feature so if you can make a PR to this repo (modify Dockerfile and .circleci/config.yml) i can merge it.
There seems to be a specific tutorial for circleci (which i use for all my tools) and this https://www.docker.com/blog/multi-arch-build-what-about-circleci/
Cool! I'll have a go at it, but since I've never used Docker until now, it may take a while until I get it working.