Hi,
As a Docker user, I find that well maintained images help to bridge a lot of development gaps. For example, I can quickly spin up build and test environments via Docker containers, for a wide variety of distros. Instead of having to necessarily tunnel into physical hardware.
Curious about increased support for official images. The most popular registry is Docker Hub, which is easy to search. But GHCR would also suffice.
One neat thing about containers is ISA support. While Raspberry Pi has historically focused on ARM, Docker buildx enables images to manage many other architectures besides. So devs can experiment with RISC-V, s390x, and even i386/amd64. Imagine Raspberry Pi images (boards?) for all kinds of chipsets.
As a Docker user, I find that well maintained images help to bridge a lot of development gaps. For example, I can quickly spin up build and test environments via Docker containers, for a wide variety of distros. Instead of having to necessarily tunnel into physical hardware.
Curious about increased support for official images. The most popular registry is Docker Hub, which is easy to search. But GHCR would also suffice.
One neat thing about containers is ISA support. While Raspberry Pi has historically focused on ARM, Docker buildx enables images to manage many other architectures besides. So devs can experiment with RISC-V, s390x, and even i386/amd64. Imagine Raspberry Pi images (boards?) for all kinds of chipsets.
Statistics: Posted by mcandre — Sat Feb 14, 2026 12:07 am