buildkit with some Earthly-specific setup. This is what Earthly will start when using a local daemon. You can also start it up yourself and use it as a remote/shared BuildKit daemon.earthly. Mismatched versions are unsupported.prerelasev0.5.24, latestv0.5.23v0.5.22docker run commands that cover the most common use-cases:--privileged is required. This is because earthly needs some privileged buildkit functionality.-t tells Docker to emulate a TTY. This makes the buildkit log output colorized.-v earthly-tmp:/tmp/earthly:rw mounts (and creates, if necessary) the earthly-tmp Docker volume into the containers /tmp/earthly. This is used as a temporary/working directory for buildkitd during builds.buildkitd by setting EARTHLY_BUILDKIT_HOST=docker-container://<container-name>, or by specifying the appropriate values in config.yml.-e BUILDKIT_TCP_TRANSPORT_ENABLED=true makes buildkitd listen on a TCP port instead of a Unix socket.-p 8372:8372 forwards the hosts port 8372 to the containers port 8372. When using TCP, buildkit will always listen on 8372, but you can configure the apparent port by forwarding a different port on your host.fast-builder, you could use this remote buildkitd by setting EARTHLY_BUILDKIT_HOST=tcp://fast-builder:8372, or by specifying the address in your config.yml.buildkitd needs appropriate access to start and run additional containers itself via runc.buildkitd can consume excessive disk space and/or operate very slowly.earthly, please note that setting EARTHLY_BUILDKIT_HOST values with hosts 127.0.0.1, ::1/128, or localhost are considered local and will result in Earthly attempting to manage the BuildKit container itself. Consider using your hostname, or another alternative name in these cases.buildkitd config to append to the generated configuration file.true when the buildkitd instance is going to be used remotelytrue when the buildkittd instance will require mTLS from the clients. You will also need to mount certificates into the right place (/etc/*.pem).ip route show \| grep default \| cut -d' ' -f5 \| head -n 1falseEARTHLY_TMP_DIR before running, if set to true. Useful when you host-mount an temporary directory across runs.cnibuildkitd. Default uses a CNI bridge network, configured with the CNI_MTU./tmp/earthlyearthlys temporary directory. You can also mount an external volume to this path to preserve the contents across runs.0buildkitd cache be allowed to get, in MiB? 0 is unbounded.git config --global url.<url>.insteadOf rules used by buildkitdiptables_nft or iptables_legacy) is used for configuring ip_tables. Only set this if autodetection fails for your platform.