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Quarkus and Raspberry Pi - bare metal - blog fix #2198

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=== Step 4 - Run in production

Of course, you can run your Quarkus app in a JVM on the target Raspberry Pi.
But the startup is a bit slow, more than ten seconds even for simple apps.
Also Raspberry Pi is not endowed with a large amount of memory.
However, Raspberry Pi is not endowed with a large amount of memory.
So what about native image?
That might be a perfect fit.
However, there's one problem - Raspberry Pi is an ARM-based single-board computer (`aarch64` architecture for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B).
There's one problem though - Raspberry Pi is an ARM-based single-board computer (`aarch64` architecture for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B).
But your machine might be Intel-based (`x86_64` architecture).
In other words, usually you cannot build the native image of your machine and run it on Raspberry Pi.

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