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scireum / s3ninja

S3 ninja emulates the Amazon S3 API for developement and test purposes
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Provide a Docker Image for Apple Silicon #192

Closed bobbyqul closed 2 years ago

bobbyqul commented 2 years ago

I tried to run the amd64 image on the M1. Docker emulates the container, but i cannot connect to s3ninja.

jakobvogel commented 2 years ago

Hello @bobbyqul 👋 Many thanks for getting in touch. We are aware of issues when using M1 hardware, see #174. However, we do not have such a machine available here. There are no plans to acquire one either. A pull request fixing this would be greatly appreciated.

crisnicogonzalez commented 2 years ago

Hi! I have the same issue.

wSedlacek commented 2 years ago

@jakobvogel I have been using the image for a few weeks on my M1 Max. It runs as an amd64 application which uses more battery than if it were a native image and could be ran without the instruction translation, but it has been running just fine.

jakobvogel commented 2 years ago

Hello @wSedlacek 👋 Many thanks for your message. I am very glad to hear that the image works. 😊 Did you need to set up anything in particular, or did it run out of the box?

wSedlacek commented 2 years ago

I have just been using this docker-compose.yml

version: '3.2'

services:
  s3:
    image: scireum/s3-ninja:latest
    ports:
      - '9444:9000'

Docker Desktop 4.2, macOS 12.0.1 I have had rosetta installed, but you might need to install it if you haven't already.

jakobvogel commented 2 years ago

@wSedlacek Thank you very much!

@bobbyqul @crisnicogonzalez Can you please check your setup based on this information? If the image works for you afterwards, what is the crucial point we should put into the README file? Installation of Rosetta?

I will try myself once I get a hand on M1 hardware, but I currently don't have it at work and I do not intend to buy it myself – there are just more fun things to get, like another motorcycle… 😅

hggh commented 2 years ago

The new 7.2.3 version of S3Ninja is now available as Docker arm64 and amd64 image.

For migration on M1 Mac from amd64 to arm64 image, you have to delete your S3Ninja Container and the old S3Ninja image.