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Developing & Working with .NET Containers on Windows ARM Devices by James Montemagno.

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https://montemagno.com/developing-working-with-net-containers-on-windows-arm-machines/

Developing & Working with .NET Containers on Windows ARM Devices

I am by no means a cloud-native developer, I am a client developer. I have spent some time though to get a general understanding about microservices, images, containers, docker, and all the buzz words that surround the topic. I recently got really into DevContainers and using them on GitHub Codespaces

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Stephan van Rooij Jan 22, 2024

@alvinashcraft i got so many questions here.
Are they aware of this issue? https://github.com/docker/roadmap/issues/91#issuecomment-1884171418
And apart from that, is the resulting image ARM only or will the resulting image be multi target? Like are you then required to also run it on arm hardware?

Please support Docker Desktop (WSL2) on Windows on ARM · Issue #91 · docker/roadmap

Tell us about your request Devices that run Windows on ARM (arm64), like the Microsoft Surface Pro X, are capable of running WSL2 starting with the Windows 10 May 2020 (2004) update. Currently, Doc...

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Alvin Ashcraft 🐿️Jan 22, 2024

@svrooij Good questions. @jamesmontemagno?

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James Montemagno Jan 27, 2024

@alvinashcraft @svrooij I linked to that issue in the blog post.

I mean you can create the image for any architecture, I was doing it for arm as I was on arm. You could simply create an x64 one as well.