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Running a 24GB 4 OCPU Always Free Oracle VM Instance, the catch is that it uses Arm 64bit processors and iv already ran into issues with standing up docker containers from some GitHub repos, due to incompatibility.

I am hoping there is a easyish way to emulate x86 so I can work with what I need to as seamlessly as possible. It’s quite a powerful server for FREE, if I can get the emulation working I don’t really care about the extra overheads.

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[-] 2xsaiko@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 1 year ago

The way to do it as seamlessly as possible is to not use docker and instead use a distro that has first-class aarch64 support. I like my free Oracle VM and haven't had any issues with it whatsoever (besides having to deal with the atrocious web control panel when first setting it up).

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