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Investigating this error further, apparently it could have something to do with the image being built for arm64 but running the container on amd64. I'm not using a M1 Macbook (x86 Linux) so can not use the arm64-kind binary.
$ docker images
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
kindest/node <none> 18fbefc20a71 4 weeks ago 1.49GB
$ docker image inspect 18fbefc20a71
[
{
"Id": "sha256:18fbefc20a7113353c7b75b5c869d7145a6abd6269154825872dc59c1329912e",
"RepoTags": [],
"RepoDigests": [
"kindest/node@sha256:18fbefc20a7113353c7b75b5c869d7145a6abd6269154825872dc59c1329912e"
],
...
"Architecture": "amd64",
"Os": "linux",
}
]
@stytchiz do you happen to know why the ARM64 container is being pulled instead of the AMD64?
We have multi arch releases for all containers, Kafka included:
Bug Report
Which version of the demo you are using?
c281f7c
Symptom
The kafka pod is crashing on a cluster built using
kind
.Investigating this error further, apparently it could have something to do with the image being built for arm64 but running the container on amd64. I'm not using a M1 Macbook (x86 Linux) so can not use the arm64-
kind
binary.What is the expected behavior?
See above.
What is the actual behavior?
See above.
Reproduce
kind-linux-amd64
per https://kind.sigs.k8s.io/docs/user/quick-start/#installing-from-release-binariesAdditional Context
Please feel free to add any other context about the problem here.
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