Why Can't My Go Binary Find Its Dependencies in My Alpine Linux Docker Image?

The installed Go binary in Alpine Linux Docker was not found in the path

In this issue, a user is trying to Run a Go binary on the Docker image. The binary was installed successfully but could not be found in the path. This issue is related to the missing glibc in Alpine Linux, causing the program to not find its dependencies.

The answer to this problem is to add a symbolic link linking musl's libc to the libc replacement required by ld in glibc. This can be achieved with the following Dockerfile directive:

RUN mkdir /lib64 && ln -s /lib/libc.musl-x86_64.so.1 /lib64/ld-linux-x86_64.so.2

This directive creates the /lib64 directory if it does not exist and creates a symbolic link linking musl's libc to the libc replacement required for ld in glibc . Once this is done, the Go binary will be able to find its dependencies and be found in the path.

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