arm64 images can benefit from an alpine base image (5MB) and fine-tuned Dockerfiles that minimize the number of layers. For each LinuxForHealth image, create an optimized version for arm64.
Goal: Run kong, postgres, connect, orthanc, kafka, zookeeper & NATS in under 1GB of physical memory available on a Raspberry Pi and minimize the amount of swap space used (knowing, however, that there is really not the full 1GB memory available, more like 600-700MB, on a running pi).
arm64 images can benefit from an alpine base image (5MB) and fine-tuned Dockerfiles that minimize the number of layers. For each LinuxForHealth image, create an optimized version for arm64.
Goal: Run kong, postgres, connect, orthanc, kafka, zookeeper & NATS in under 1GB of physical memory available on a Raspberry Pi and minimize the amount of swap space used (knowing, however, that there is really not the full 1GB memory available, more like 600-700MB, on a running pi).