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Docker Image support for arm64/v8 #25

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ilteoood opened this issue Jul 14, 2020 · 4 comments
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Docker Image support for arm64/v8 #25

ilteoood opened this issue Jul 14, 2020 · 4 comments

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@ilteoood
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ilteoood commented Jul 14, 2020

Hi,
I would like to deploy it to my rpi, which uses arm64/v8.
Can it be possible?

Thanks,
Matteo

@ilteoood ilteoood changed the title Docker Image support for arm/v8 Docker Image support for arm64/v8 Jul 14, 2020
@nirui
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nirui commented Jul 14, 2020

I don't have the hardware needed to build the image, plus the current build process is already a nightmare for me (It's manual). So I'm afraid this will not happen anytime soon, sorry.

@ilteoood
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You don't need the hardware to do it :)
If you want to create multi-arch build, you can use GitHub actions!
Please check an example that I did on an image that I made: https://github.com/ilteoood/docker-surfshark/tree/master/.github/workflows

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nirui commented Jul 14, 2020

OK, I'll take look the docker buildx solution, thanks for the info.

However ... in order to do that, I then have to switch the build process to use GitHub Action instead of Travis CI, it still take awhile to implement it correctly. I'll keep you posted if there are any updates on this.

Thank you again :)

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nirui commented Jul 29, 2020

Hello.

Sorry for the long delay, I been busy on many other things recently.

I have made the switch from Travis CI to GitHub Action. As part of that change, the Docker Images of Sshwifty will also be build on GitHub Action instead of Docker Cloud. The result is that, yes, we have prebuilt linux/arm64 Docker Image now. Simply docker run ..... niruix/sshwifty:latest as described here on an arm64 machine should get things started.

However, I cannot use your GitHub Action mentioned above, because, well, it turns out things are not that easy (You know, wired things happens when QEMU comes to play). I have to make a custom script (.ci.sh file) to invoke docker buildx manually so nobody suddenly segfaults.

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