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Hi, our development team is starting to use the M1 chip Mac machines, and we just upgraded airflow and our python. How do I go about getting an image for 2.2.5-python3.8 specifically for the platform linux/arm64. I'm pretty new to docker, and I know there's this guide: https://airflow.apache.org/docs/docker-stack/build.html But I really don't know what to do. |
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Migrating to latest 2.3.3 for the whole company will be easier - and this is not a joke at all. See a long discussion here #15635 - it took ~ year for us to make Airlfow 2.3.* finally working on ARM. The problem is that Airflow has ~ 600 dependencies and they all have to support ARM. Many of those dependencies only recently managed to add support and mostly only in newer versions - and we had to upgrade to a lot of those depencies in 2.3.0 in order to make it happen finally for 2.3. Simply forget about making 2.2 ARM-compatible and focus on migrating your company to 2.3 if you need it. |
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Migrating to latest 2.3.3 for the whole company will be easier - and this is not a joke at all.
See a long discussion here #15635 - it took ~ year for us to make Airlfow 2.3.* finally working on ARM. The problem is that Airflow has ~ 600 dependencies and they all have to support ARM. Many of those dependencies only recently managed to add support and mostly only in newer versions - and we had to upgrade to a lot of those depencies in 2.3.0 in order to make it happen finally for 2.3.
Simply forget about making 2.2 ARM-compatible and focus on migrating your company to 2.3 if you need it.