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I have a project that I deploy as a docker container that has a native x86 executable. I want to generate another container that has a native executable for ARM64 folks. Is it possible to do this on my windows x86 system? I have Docker desktop installed and WSL2. Couldn't find instructions for something like this in the documentation. |
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sakariye
Mar 18, 2025
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I found the following article that gives detailed steps on how to do it: https://www.nevernull.io/blog/building-a-native-java-application-for-arm64-with-quarkus/ |
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I found the following article that gives detailed steps on how to do it: https://www.nevernull.io/blog/building-a-native-java-application-for-arm64-with-quarkus/