When running an image with multi-architecture support, docker automatically selects the image variant that matches your OS and architecture. ĭocker images can support multiple architectures, which means that a single image may contain variants for different architectures, and sometimes for different operating systems, such as Windows. Below is the mplatform/mquery Docker image that lets you query the multi-platform status of any public image, in any public registry:ĭocker buildx build -platform linux/amd 64, linux/arm 64 -t mysql: 8. Consequently, we always recommended building multi-arch container images. With Apple fully transitioning to their custom Arm-based silicon, it’s possible that your x86 (Intel or AMD) Docker Image won’t work with Apple’s recent M-series chips.

For example, Docker images built for an x86 system can’t run on an Arm-based system. Your CPU can only run binaries for its native architecture. * Manifest List: Yes (Image type: application /.list.v2+json)Īs you can see above, the Docker image has limited support only for x86 platform(missing Arm arch support). Status: Downloaded newer image for mplatform /mquery:latest Docker run -rm mplatform /mquery mysql: 8.0.

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