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Is there any place in the vars or config to specify a specific docker image platform?
Using Apple silicon chips to build the image creates an incompatibility issue when shipping to AWS ECS.
I had to manually create the image using: UFO_DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIONS="--platform=linux/amd64" UFO_ENV=env ufo docker build --push
then manually ship it: UFO_ENV=env ufo ship --no-docker
but I also had to tweak the config files in order to specify the correct image and for some reason this last command did not create a load balancer, so I had to add config.elb.enabled = true.
So in short, I found several issues when running the commands like that.
Is there a way to specify the platform (--platform=linux/amd64) when shipping using the standard ufo ship command?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Is there any place in the vars or config to specify a specific docker image platform?
Using Apple silicon chips to build the image creates an incompatibility issue when shipping to AWS ECS.
I had to manually create the image using:
UFO_DOCKER_BUILD_OPTIONS="--platform=linux/amd64" UFO_ENV=env ufo docker build --push
then manually ship it:
UFO_ENV=env ufo ship --no-docker
but I also had to tweak the config files in order to specify the correct image and for some reason this last command did not create a load balancer, so I had to add
config.elb.enabled = true
.So in short, I found several issues when running the commands like that.
Is there a way to specify the platform (
--platform=linux/amd64
) when shipping using the standardufo ship
command?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: