ARM Docker images?

[ismailkarsli]

Is it possible to run this app on ARM processor?

[aleksilassila]

Yes, but you'll have to either build a docker image from source or just run the x64 images, which may work on some arm machines but is not ideal

[ismailkarsli]

Would this line could be issue? it looks like hard-coded amd64.

Is it not possible you to change the Github workflow? There's an example here. I can try it on a fork and request a PR if you want.

Building the image locally is not an ideal solution since I will need to rebuild every release.

[aleksilassila]

I agree, it's not ideal. That line is there to allow me to build x64 using my arm laptop, but now that I think about it I don't have to do that since the github workflow automates building and publishing the images.

On a glance the example repository you provided does seem to have the setup I'm after: the images are created when a new release is created and tagged with both latest and version. PR would be really helpful, if you know how to get the multi-platform builds working!

[ismailkarsli]

I really can't say I'm experienced in this but let me try and see :) Btw I'm on ARM too and I can build with the command below:
docker buildx --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 .

[ismailkarsli]

Can you check the PR? @aleksilassila
#83

[aleksilassila]

👍 I'll check when i get home

[bjornlll]

This might be old news to most, but for those that are here and are looking for a temp fix to get it working on ARM:

1. Clone this repository to a local folder somewhere
2. Open up the Dockerfile and replace linux/amd64 with linux/arm64/v8
3. Build the dockerfile: docker build -t reiverr-arm .
4. Reference the newly build image in your docker compose file (if applicable)

Love the UI. Hope this project lives on!