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Multi-arch ARM docker build #68
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Any news about this topic? It will be great to be able to run concourse locally on mac with M1 based processor, so arm64 image will be required. |
Yeah, this would be great. I was trying to run concourse locally and the worker dies with this stack trace:
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@jrhode2 I had the same issue and resolution for this is to migrate Docker Desktop for Windows from Hyper-V to WSL2. This is only applicable if you use windows. |
Thanks @theghost5800 but unfortunately I'm working on a mac with the Apple M1 chip. |
I'm working on MAC with M1, and I see the exactly same issue... |
We ran into this recently and our devs that have Apple Silicon have successfully used this: https://hub.docker.com/r/rdclda/concourse. It would be nice to be able to use the official image though. |
Attempting to run this in a kubernetes cluster. Most of the nodes the lab cluster are arm64, only limited amd64 resources. Would be really nice to get multi-arch builds going. arm64 is pretty much mainstream at this point in aws/gcp/azure, so it may impact people's decision to implement Concourse CI. Not having arm64 builds and not conforming to standard TLS certs, which makes concourse incompatible with cert-manager, is seriously impacting my ability to deploy Concourse CI. |
With ARM on the rise and most major cloud providers offering ARM instances, would it be possible to get ARM docker builds?
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