I tried it because the Apple Silicon compatible version of Docker Desktop was released to the public. Is it a role as a human pillar? ..
Click here for the verification environment.
It was possible to download from the following page.
Download and Try the Tech Preview of Docker Desktop for M1 - Docker Blog
There was a download link in the How We Got to a Technical Preview
section later on the page. Anyone can download it from this link.
The file name is Docker-AppleSilicon-Preview7.dmg
Double-click the .dmg
file and drag and drop as usual, but this Preview version is not Universal, so if you open it on an Intel Mac, you'll see that it's an app that doesn't work.
It's okay to open it on an M1 (ARM) Mac.
Double-click /Applications/Docker.app
or open it from Spotlight to start it.
There is no problem in starting up.
docker-compose
I'm sorry for the miso in the foreground, but Docker --Qiita starting with only 20 lines of code I tried docker-compose
with the code I made here.
It started up safely. Access from the browser also passed safely. The operation is so far ** a light impression **
You can also check it on the Dashboard.
I haven't verified it properly, but when I tried to start the old configuration, some of them did not start with the following error.
ERROR: no matching manifest for linux/arm64/v8 in the manifest list entries
If you read this, it seems that it is because there is no arm64
version, so let's check docker hub etc.
Manifest list entry does not have a manifest for linux/amd64 – CircleCI Japanese Support Center
PR
We have created a web app that allows everyone to share whether various apps are compatible with M1 (ARM) Mac. If you have an app that works, you can look it up, and if you have an M1Mac and have any information you would like to share with others, it would be helpful if you could register or comment.
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