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worried-state-78253
10/02/2024, 11:17 AMWow - there is a rancher-desktop, might have to check this out...
I've had no problem building images on apple silicon but use docker desktop for local dev, if you need to build for x86 you'll need to install buildx, I've not tried rancher-desktop myself, I use rancher for our clusters, I've also used dockers kubernetes extension which works fine on mac but it uses a lot of resources so generally we've found docker lighter weight for debugging and developing individual containers then we push them out via a toolchain to a development cluster.
If I get a chance I might have to give the rancher-desktop tool a go... appreciate my use-case may not match yours, initially when the apple silicon macs came out docker was very buggy but its much more stable now.
worried-state-78253
10/10/2024, 8:57 AMI have also just bought an m3 and remembered this thread so installed rancher desktop to check it out.
worried-state-78253
10/10/2024, 8:58 AMI'm having no problem building using docker also running with Kubernetes, perhaps if you post your specific build command it might help?
worried-state-78253
10/10/2024, 8:59 AMI did find some images that are based on others that are X86 based do need additional annotation to ensure they build however. Certainly no problem starting and running rancher-desktop, I did install xcode and its tools first, don't know if that has any bearing as some developer binaries are not available until you have accepted the licence agreement (git etc) other than that this was on a fresh machine out of the box - just realised brandond tagged #C0200L1N1MM which is probably better place to get your answers - good luck
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