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Add linux/s390x architecture to CI build pipeline #25138
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The `s390x` CPU architecture is the base for IBM zSeries (aka mainframe) systems. It is beneficial for users of this platform to have a supported way to install pre-compiled binaries for the OpenTelemetry collector in a Linux environment. This issue and associated pull requests will enable the building of all relevant binary artifacts for `linux/s390x` as part of the regular CI pipeline. IBM has performed tests internally to ensure successful build (via cross-compilation) and runtime (on native platform) integrity of the OpenTelemetry collector (core and contrib) via the unit test suites and specific use-cases. For more information and discussion please refer to the initial feature request issue (open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-releases#378). Resolves: #25138 Signed-off-by: Bjoern Walk <bwalk@linux.ibm.com>
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The `s390x` CPU architecture is the base for IBM zSeries (aka mainframe) systems. It is beneficial for users of this platform to have a supported way to install pre-compiled binaries for the OpenTelemetry collector in a Linux environment. This issue and associated pull requests will enable the building of all relevant binary artifacts for `linux/s390x` as part of the regular CI pipeline. IBM has performed tests internally to ensure successful build (via cross-compilation) and runtime (on native platform) integrity of the OpenTelemetry collector (core and contrib) via the unit test suites and specific use-cases. For more information and discussion please refer to the initial feature request issue (open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-releases#378). Resolves: open-telemetry#25138 Signed-off-by: Bjoern Walk <bwalk@linux.ibm.com>
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The `s390x` CPU architecture is the base for IBM zSeries (aka mainframe) systems. It is beneficial for users of this platform to have a supported way to install pre-compiled binaries for the OpenTelemetry collector in a Linux environment. This issue and associated pull requests will enable the building of all relevant binary artifacts for `linux/s390x` as part of the regular CI pipeline. IBM has performed tests internally to ensure successful build (via cross-compilation) and runtime (on native platform) integrity of the OpenTelemetry collector (core and contrib) via the unit test suites and specific use-cases. For more information and discussion please refer to the initial feature request issue (open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-releases#378). Resolves: open-telemetry#25138 Signed-off-by: Bjoern Walk <bwalk@linux.ibm.com>
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s390x
CPU architecture is the base for IBM zSeries (aka mainframe) systems. It is beneficial for users of this platform to have a supported way to install pre-compiled binaries for the OpenTelemetry collector in a Linux environment. This issue and associated pull requests will enable the building of all relevant binary artifacts forlinux/s390x
as part of the regular CI pipeline.IBM has performed tests internally to ensure successful build (via cross-compilation) and runtime (on native platform) integrity of the OpenTelemetry collector (core and contrib) via the unit test suites and specific use-cases.
For more information and discussion please refer to the initial feature request issue (open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-releases#378).
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