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[identity] hard-code the platform type for the identity docker image
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Authored by varun on Jul 7 2023, 12:54 PM.
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rCOMM911b16d1b973: [identity] hard-code the platform type for the identity docker image
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On M1 Macs, the default image platform is arm64. We should build x86-64 images, though, since our EC2 instances are x86-64.

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docker-compose build identity-server builds an x86-64 image on my M1 now

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varun created this revision.Jul 7 2023, 12:54 PM
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Closed by commit rCOMM911b16d1b973: [identity] hard-code the platform type for the identity docker image (authored by varun). · Explain WhyJul 10 2023, 10:04 AM
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atul added a subscriber: atul.Jul 10 2023, 5:38 PM

Why not use arm64 instances? Are they more expensive? Vaguely recall the AWS Graviton instances having better price/performance?

varun added a comment.Jul 12 2023, 1:12 PM
In D8447#249659, @atul wrote:

Why not use arm64 instances? Are they more expensive? Vaguely recall the AWS Graviton instances having better price/performance?

i think graviton is only free-tier until the end of this year. if they extend it i'd be down to switch

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