Multiple Arch Support Story

[wy65701436]

With more ARM systems coming into market, multiple arch support is becoming more significant. However, so far Harbor only ship x86_64 binaries, let's start the engineering work and use this epic to check the progess.

[Requirements]
#3505
#14330
#10578

[Sub-Repos]
https://github.com/goharbor/harbor-arm
https://github.com/goharbor/harbor-loongson

[PRs]
#13788

[ppouliot]

Are no cost native Aarch64 resources needed to help? Feel free to make a request here: https://osuosl.org/services/aarch64/request_hosting/ if the project needs access to aarch64 computing. OpenStack API access can be given to integrate into your CI/CD pipelines.

[xiaoweihong]

any update? when arm64 version release?

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[smartinov]

Still relevant!

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[replacewithname]

still relevant

[MikeK184]

any updates on this?

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[smartinov]

Still relevant!

[jbpadgett]

Status check starting fresh for 2023.
Are there any updates on development efforts for an ARM capable image?

[zruijie]

We want ARM supported.

[disconn3ct]

FYI https://github.com/octohelm/harbor works (and has worked for a long time) so it is just an integration problem at this point.

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