ARM64 support about minitrino HOT 4 CLOSED

Below images have been tested to work without having to specify platform configuration:

• arm64v8/mysql
• mysql/mysql-server (maintained by the Oracle team)

The following is an example of the configuration needed in the Docker Compose YAML using one of the above images:

mysql:
  image: "arm64v8/mysql"
  container_name: "mysql"

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I wonder if we can add a bash check/script to detect if host machine is running on M1 Apple hardware, i.e.

if [[ $(sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_string) =~ "M1" ]]; then

Above seems to be the best approach (sysctl -n machdep.cpu.brand_string returns Apple M1 Pro, Apple M2, etc.)

Note: uname -m should hypothetically return arm for M1 chips, however, if terminal or process running the script is deployed by an RMM that is running via Rosetta, may return x86_64 which can be problematic.

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The latest release added this function to the provisioning logic. In the event that the user is running on an M1 platform, an enviroment variable MODULE_PLATFORM is set to linux/amd64, which is then passed to the module's underlying docker-compose.yml file:

services:
  example:
    image: "foo/bar:latest"
    container_name: "example"
    platform: "${MODULE_PLATFORM}"

This can at least get an emulated image pulled to your machine, but is not guaranteed to work.

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