[FEAT] Please produce arm64 binaries

[lukehoersten]

I would like to use this on Raspberry Pi 4s with arm64 support.

[AnalogJ]

I have a issue tracking this work already. I'll have to check if Github Actions can run on an ARM OS. Though, it might just be as simple as doing a cross-compilation with Go.

Dupe of #61 closing.

[lukehoersten]

I searched before posting! Must have been a race condition ;) Anyway thanks!

[AnalogJ]

Hey @lukehoersten I just added Arm(32/64) builds to the CI.

If you're interested in testing it out, you can download the binaries.zip file from the CI here: AnalogJ/scrutiny/actions/runs/285389324
You'll need to extract the file, chmod +x scrutiny-collector-metrics-linux-arm, and then run it via the manual install instructions

If you could respond to this issue with the results of your testing (either success & failure), that would fantastic, since this is a brand new binary.

[cameronetchart]

Hi @AnalogJ, thanks a bunch for adding arm/arm64 support. Unfortunately, I think Docker Hub is not building these versions under the latest tag or any other tag that I can find. Docker Hub says latest was updated 8 hours ago as of now, but the code was merged 3 days ago?

Apologies if I'm missing something and just need to wait (I haven't made my own docker program before).

[AnalogJ]

@cameronetchart I actually don't know how to have Docker Hub create architecture variant images automatically. The work I did added binaries for arm/arm64, which can be used via the manual install instructions.

If you can point me to a link for how to build ARM images on Docker Hub, I'm happy to do so. My quick googling didn't come up with anything relevant.

[cameronetchart]

@AnalogJ I believe they're called multi-arch images/builds, referenced by docker here and here. Looks like Docker may have added native support for this within the last year; here's a recent tutorial I found.

I'll give the manual install a try for now too. Thanks!