In this post I show two ways to combine multiple docker images into a single multi-arch image, discuss manifests and manifest lists, and why they matter

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Learn how to create multi-arch Docker images by combining separate x64 and arm46 images into a single Docker image. This guide details both simple and advanced methods using Docker's buildx and manifest commands, and discusses the importance of provenance attestation for securing your software supply chain.

Combining multiple docker images into a multi-arch image

Creating multi-arch docker images the easy way

Creating multi-arch images using docker manifest

Building multi-arch images while preserving provenance