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Shows how to fix langfuse docker compose fails on ARM: wrong-arch migrate binary, syntax error on ClickHouse migrations. Use it when you hit this exact problem. Skip it when your error message or symptom looks different.
Sequential LLMChain-style pipelines become StateGraph nodes with typed state. Each chain step is a node, the state schema replaces the implicit dict passing, and conditional edges replace the branching logic people used to hide in callbacks. Not the full reference manual.
Sequential LLMChain-style pipelines become StateGraph nodes with typed state. Each chain step is a node, the state schema replaces the implicit dict passing, and conditional edges replace the branching logic people used to hide in callbacks.
What this covers: Self-hosting Langfuse v3 via docker compose on an ARM64 Linux machine: the langfuse-web container crash-loops on ClickHouse migrations with /usr/bin/migrate: line 1: syntax error: unexpected ")" and Applying clickhouse migrations failed. The fix that worked: The Docker image bundled the wrong-arc…
The Docker image bundled the wrong-architecture golang-migrate binary: an amd64 ELF binary on an ARM64 host, so the shell chokes on the binary ("syntax error: unexpected )"): the same error you get trying to execute a binary for the wrong arch). The reporter RCA'd this and the maintainer reproduced it, shipping the fi…
Problem outcome: unknown
Self-hosting Langfuse v3 via docker compose on an ARM64 Linux machine: the langfuse-web container crash-loops on ClickHouse migrations with /usr/bin/migrate: line 1: syntax error: unexpected ")" and Applying clickhouse migrations failed. Running migrate directly inside the container shows the same syntax error, …
Problem outcome: unknown