Docker Images don't start on ARM devices
See original GitHub issueHi,
Just updating my docker containers to latest and noticed they don’t start up on my RPi with an error of exec /usr/bin/dotnet: exec format error
. I noticed in commit aad15cb the base image was updated to point directly at the amd64 image. Just wondering if there was a reason, and if not if I could raise a PR to revert?
Many Thanks Cameron
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No worries @mohdali. Personally I use it mainly for a bit a of a personal cloud at home, hosting my projects on a clustered docker swarm (same would be possible with kubernetes) which is quite cheap to run and scale. However, the area that would be interesting is that AWS have very competitive pricing for their ARM based graviton EC2s compared to traditional x86 servers.
Thanks @sfmskywalker @mohdali for your assistance
If need be, we could copy the Dockerfile and change the base image and push both of them. But let’s see what @mohdali comes up with.