I want to create an image on docker with my custom database on it. Basically load an Azure-Sql-Edge image on docker, restore a database on it, compose it to image, and upload it for everyone to use.
I've tried automating this in C# and got to this point:
- Pull the Azure-Sql-Edge image from public repository
- Create a container with the image
- Connect to it and restore my database
- Compose the container back to image
- Push it to a repository
All of this is successful. My problem is the following:
I've picked azure-sql-edge on purpose because it can be run on Apple M1 processors. I use Windows, but some other people might not have windows, so I wanted the image to be able to run on Apple M1 CPU too.
The vanilla image from microsoft Azure-Sql-Edge runs both on Windows(e.g. intel x64) and M1. After I compose my container (from my windows machine), the new image can run on a Apple M1 machine anymore.
Is there something to specify during COMPOSE? Like, a property or something to explicitly say "compose this for ANY cpu"?
Do I need an apple machine to be able to compose the image for M1 too or...
