feat: Enable multi-arch builds #86
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This can wait for now. Istio doesn't support ARM64 either, I figured out :P |
bummer :( maybe we can try the Tap plugin instead of Istio in this case |
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Upstream istio issue for multi-arch support: istio/istio#26652 |
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@kaechele Istio now supports multi-arch builds (they work delightfully on my little RPi cluster 😅). Any chance that pushes the merge of this PR forward? |
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I'd be happy to take another look at this, yes. |
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@kaechele Just checking on this again. FWIW, I've built multi-arch images for API Clarity and deployed them to my local RPi cluster with the latest multi-arch istio images and it all works like a charm. |
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AMD64 and ARM64 for now. The Tyk plugin depends on the tykio/tyk-plugin-compiler image which does not support any other architecture than AMD64 for now. See TykTechnologies/tyk-build-env#4 ARMv7 was tried but Kong and Tyk do not support it and it may introduce issues due to its 32-bit architecture that we don't want to have to support. Signed-off-by: Felix Kaechele <[email protected]>
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Can we put a conditional in place to skip Tyk plugin build for non-amd64 architectures and list in the caveats that Tyk support is only available on amd64 platforms? |
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The skipping should be in place already:
And when building through the Makefile: https://github.com/openclarity/apiclarity/pull/86/files#diff-7eba0837a02c2deea05123583489cc7941f60b687718194ad0b30077c3181c62R22 Also, not sure why the build is failing in CI. Works fine locally. |
AMD64, ARM64 and ARMv7 for now.
The Tyk plugin depends on the tykio/tyk-plugin-compiler image which does
not support any other architecture than AMD64 for now.
See TykTechnologies/tyk-build-env#4
Signed-off-by: Felix Kaechele [email protected]