I know we discussed keeping the 32-bit image around, but I don't think we actually covered the specialized images.
Docker doesn't even support 32 bit hosts -- it may someday, but even then, the assumption of most containers is gonna be 64-bit x86_64.
And I don't think it makes sense to have a 32-bit big data image, but maybe I'm wrong on that for certain workloads?
On 2014-04-30 21:55, Matthew Miller wrote:
I know we discussed keeping the 32-bit image around, but I don't think we actually covered the specialized images.
Docker doesn't even support 32 bit hosts -- it may someday, but even then, the assumption of most containers is gonna be 64-bit x86_64.
And I don't think it makes sense to have a 32-bit big data image, but maybe I'm wrong on that for certain workloads?
+1 on only supporting a 64-bit image at least for big data and docker. I can't think of any tools or applications thereof that would make sense to run 32-bit but maybe mattf, willb, or others know of some?
Agreed, it doesn't make sense to keep 32bit images for these.
On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 12:19 PM, Sam Kottler s@shk.io wrote:
On 2014-04-30 21:55, Matthew Miller wrote:
I know we discussed keeping the 32-bit image around, but I don't think we actually covered the specialized images.
Docker doesn't even support 32 bit hosts -- it may someday, but even then, the assumption of most containers is gonna be 64-bit x86_64.
And I don't think it makes sense to have a 32-bit big data image, but maybe I'm wrong on that for certain workloads?
+1 on only supporting a 64-bit image at least for big data and docker. I can't think of any tools or applications thereof that would make sense to run 32-bit but maybe mattf, willb, or others know of some?
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On 04/30/2014 11:55 AM, Matthew Miller wrote:
I know we discussed keeping the 32-bit image around, but I don't think we actually covered the specialized images.
Docker doesn't even support 32 bit hosts -- it may someday, but even then, the assumption of most containers is gonna be 64-bit x86_64.
And I don't think it makes sense to have a 32-bit big data image, but maybe I'm wrong on that for certain workloads?
i recommend sticking to 64bit and leaving the door open for 32bit if there's demand.
best,
matt