Multi-platform builds — Prerequisites
Multi-platform images require an image store that supports manifest lists.
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Multi-platform images require an image store that supports manifest lists. Docker Desktop and Docker Engine 29.0+ use the containerd image store by default, which supports multi-platform images out of the box. If you're using one of these versions, no additional setup is needed.
If you're using an older version of Docker Engine, or if you upgraded from an older version that still uses classic storage drivers, you have two options
Enable the containerd image store using the daemon configuration file. Create a custom builder using the docker-container driver (see the following section).
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