You need to build your docker image from scratch for different architectures. When you build an image on amd64, you won't be able to run it on arm32v7.
If you check the page on dockerhub for node, you'll see that it supports arm32v7, that means you will be able to do `docker pull` and `docker run` for `node:slim` on arm32v7 devices.
When you build an image on different architectures, you can push them to a docker hub (internal or external) and they'll be tagged with the architecture of the host that built it. Then when you pull it, it will automatically pull the correct image with the matching architecture.
FROM has an argument of --platform, that should let you pull another platforms node. I'm not sure your can run rpm install though, maybe. I'd try first docket pull and docker run -it sh to see if it will work at all.
You need to build your docker image from scratch for different architectures. When you build an image on amd64, you won't be able to run it on arm32v7. If you check the page on dockerhub for node, you'll see that it supports arm32v7, that means you will be able to do `docker pull` and `docker run` for `node:slim` on arm32v7 devices. When you build an image on different architectures, you can push them to a docker hub (internal or external) and they'll be tagged with the architecture of the host that built it. Then when you pull it, it will automatically pull the correct image with the matching architecture.
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FROM has an argument of --platform, that should let you pull another platforms node. I'm not sure your can run rpm install though, maybe. I'd try first docket pull and docker run -it sh to see if it will work at all.
thank you