Closed KristofVDB1 closed 5 months ago
Thanks for raising this @KristofVDB1. Indeed multi-architecture images are not currently available but we already started looking into it. I'll let you know as soon as we have an update.
@costas80 Thanks for the quick response! Looking forward to the update!
@KristofVDB1, we have now published multi-architecture variants for all our images on the Docker Hub. For now we provide linux/amd64
(as was previously the case) and linux/arm64
but we could potentially add others in the future if there is demand.
In your specific case, linux/arm64/v8
is an alias for linux/arm64
, so running docker pull isaitb/shacl-validator
from your Apple device should get the correct image. If that does not work for some reason you can specify the platform explicitly through docker pull --platform linux/arm64 isaitb/shacl-validator
.
Can you check and let me know if this update resolved your issue?
@costas80, really impressed with the speed of delivery. Props to you guys!
I tried to run the exact same setup as yesterday and it started without any issues now. I'll be doing some testing with it the upcoming week, but so far it looks good. If something comes up again related to the architecture, I'll reopen this issue.
Thanks!
Thanks for confirming @KristofVDB1.
@costas80, really impressed with the speed of delivery. Props to you guys!
I appreciate the kind words! Would also appreciate a star here and on the Docker Hub if you're happy with the validator :)
I ran into some problems trying to run a docker container using the
isaitb/shacl-validator
image. The problem I'm getting isDockerfile
Server structure
After running the
docker run -d --name po-validator -p 8080:8080 po-validator:latest
I received the following warning:I am indeed running the Docker container from an Apple device, but since it only gave me a warning I wasn't sure if that is indeed the cause for the failing container. Is it possible to use this image from a
linux/arm64/v8
device?