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Build multiarch docker images for AMD64, ARM64 and ARMv7l architectures #360
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IIRC we don't build the binary as part of the docker image but we only copy it inside the image. Anyway it's trivial to cross-conpile go |
@mkmik correct, seeing that is is trivial, any foresight into when you might compile for the armv7l platform architecture? |
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This is the first step towards settup up a multi-arch image (see #360). We don't need real base images, we can use one single distroless base image for all architectures, since the only arch specific thing is the binary we cross-build outside of docker anyway. The actual multi-arch build will be added in another PR. I tested this change manually in a test cluster.
Duplicate of #349 |
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Given my architecture type is armv7l, and Kubernetes is compatible with armv7l architecture I would like to be able to compile sealed secrets for this format.
Ideally, either
--build-args
could be used or alternativelydocker buildx
to compile across platform architecture.sealed-secrets/Makefile
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