Add aarch64 Dockerfile #139
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I'd be happy to integrate, though I'd like to keep a single Dockerfile, and just add support for a multi-architecture build using the Github Action & build-params. Is that something you'd be willing to contribute? |
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Hey @andreipoe, now that we've moved back to |
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Hello,
I have modified the Dockerfile to build on aarch64 systems. The only major change from amd64 is that we can't use a release build of jobber, so we build it from source in a separate container. For S6, I've only changed the URL to point to their aarch64 release.
This allows users that want to compile from source to build their own image locally:
The original (amd64) Dockerfile is left untouched.
Would you be interested in integrating?
Thanks!