I own a Mac M1 and I run Docker on it. On OSX, Docker can run native ARM images but also emulate x86/amd64 to run images that were not built for ARM.

My question is simple: From the command line, I am trying to find an extension of the command 'docker image ls' which displays the image platform.

$ docker image ls

REPOSITORY TAG PLATFORM IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
.............................arm64
.............................x86

I already saw this answer: How to filter Docker images by platform? but it does NOT answer the question. OS and PLATFORM are two different things.

Thank you

CodePudding user response：

Try to combine docker image with jq :

docker image inspect $(docker images -q) | jq -r '.[] | select(.Architecture=="arm64").RepoTags[]'

CodePudding user response：

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docker image inspect --format "{{.ID}} {{.RepoTags}} {{.Architecture}}" $(docker image ls -q)

output:

sha256:fb495265b81ffaa0d3bf8887231b954a1139b2e3d611c3ac3ddeaff72313909c [postgres:10.11-alpine] amd64

Explanation:

• $(docker image ls -q) → pass all image IDs as parameters to inspect command
• docker image inspect print detailed info about image
  • --format "{{.ID}} {{.RepoTags}} {{.Architecture}}" → print only necessary data instead of full JSON

Also it is possible to add pipe with grep, like {inspect command} | egrep 'amd64$' to print only amd64 architecture for example