no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries

[lonecactus]

Description
I would like to use docker-magento for a project that requires PHP8.1. I'm using Ubuntu. I'm currently unable to do so because the linux/amd64 platform is not included in the manifest for the PHP8.1 image.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Using Ubuntu 24.04
2. Change the phpfpm image in compose.yaml to refer to image: markoshust/magento-php:8.1-fpm, and save the file
3. Run bin/start

Expected Result
The container should successfully pull and start

Actual Result
When the new phpfpm container is being pulled, the process terminates with the error: "no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries"

[dosubot]

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I couldn't find specific documentation in the docker-magento repository addressing the "no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries" error. However, this error typically occurs when the Docker image you're trying to pull doesn't have a manifest for the specified architecture. Here are a few steps you can try to resolve this issue:

1. Verify Image Tag: Ensure that the image tag markoshust/magento-php:8.1-fpm is correct and available. You can check the available tags on Docker Hub or the repository documentation ^[1].

2. Check Docker Version: Make sure your Docker installation is up to date. Sometimes, older versions of Docker might not handle multi-architecture images correctly.

3. Specify Platform: You can try specifying the platform explicitly in your compose.yaml file. Add the platform key under the service definition:

   phpfpm:
     image: markoshust/magento-php:8.1-fpm
     platform: linux/amd64

4. Rebuild Images: If the above steps don't work, try rebuilding your Docker images with docker-compose build --no-cache to ensure there are no cached layers causing issues.

If these steps don't resolve the issue, it might be worth checking if there are any updates or discussions in the repository regarding this specific error.

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[markshust]

Ok, I noticed you are using markoshust/magento-php:8.1-fpm rather than a specific version like markoshust/magento-php:8.1-fpm-7. I was having issues with Docker Hub so have been building these locally, however I may not have tagged that 8.1-fpm alias. I'll rebuild it and push it up for you.

[markshust]

I rebuilt all of the PHP Docker tags:

• 8.1-fpm
• 8.2-fpm
• 8.3-fpm

8.4-pm already had a tag set up.

I'll assume this issue is fixed, but please let me know if you are still having issues, as if so, I may need to change the rebuild process.

Note that you'll need to remove your local image first so it re-fetches the updated image. You can do this by running:

docker rmi markoshust/magento-php:8.1-fpm

[markshust]

I'm re-opening this — I'm not seeing any amd images at https://hub.docker.com/r/markoshust/magento-php/tags

I'm going to try to rebuild this on Docker Hub again.

[markshust]

Ok — I tested this with the PHP 8.3 image and while it took a while to build, looks to be multi-arch now. I will re-build all of the other PHP versions and make sure they all have amd/arm builds 👍

I'll keep this ticket open until they are all rebuilt and ready to use.

[markshust]

Shocked no one else mentioned this! 😅 Must be a lot of mac users out there.

Anyways, I found some other services that also did not have amd builds, so rebuilding all of them right now: https://github.com/markshust/docker-magento/actions

[rayjaymor85]

Just to clarify I did see this as well, but saw you were already on it and just didn't want to come across as pushy (especially on Easter weekend) -- thanks for your efforts Mark, they are appreciated!

(Probably also worth mentioning this only impacted people that need to do a fresh install or re-download their images too so probably pretty quiet this week!)

[lonecactus]

(Probably also worth mentioning this only impacted people that need to do a fresh install or re-download their images too so probably pretty quiet this week!)

I second this -- this was a fresh install for me, and I think the first time I've tried to use docker-magento on this machine since I got up the courage to wipe all of the gross Windows stuff off of it and use Linux natively instead of inside a VM. :-)

Thanks for your efforts, @markshust

[rayjaymor85]

Can confirm this seems to be working for me now (at least on 8.1-fpm which is the one I need to use anyway)

Anyone else stuck on this, you need to also edit the env file for opensearch to comment out the ARM64 compatibility settings (just comment out the bottom line of env/opensearch.env)

Thank you Mark! (especially for fixing on a long weekend!!)