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With the increased usage of the M1 chips in Macbooks, users might want to build Docker images for different architectures. This is especially so since the default images build by M1 Macbooks are in arm64 but most Cloud services are using a Linux based OS for their VMs.
Although currently the export command allows users to pass in build arguments, it's still not possible to use buildx and select a different architecture when building images. Instead, users will need to understand what's happening to the export command and mimic it manually so they can use buildx to build the Docker image.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
With the increased usage of the M1 chips in Macbooks, users might want to build Docker images for different architectures. This is especially so since the default images build by M1 Macbooks are in arm64 but most Cloud services are using a Linux based OS for their VMs.
Although currently the
export
command allows users to pass in build arguments, it's still not possible to usebuildx
and select a different architecture when building images. Instead, users will need to understand what's happening to theexport
command and mimic it manually so they can usebuildx
to build the Docker image.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: