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To provide support for platforms that are not natively supported by your application (for example, you want to run an x86_64 application on Arm), use a hook.
Create a hook that installs the software for binary translation and add the top-level key provides to your addon manifest. List the architectures that the addon supports, in the value for the provides key.
name: my-addon
description: provides support for x86_64 architecture
provides:
abi-support:
- arm64-v8a
- armeabi-v7a
This manifest instructs the Anbox Management Service(AMS) that an application can be scheduled on arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a systems even if no native support is detected in the APK.