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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon kylemanna

Aarch64 OpenVPN Container build on docker hub

Open KurtStam opened this issue 8 years ago • 7 comments

In my fork

https://github.com/KurtStam/docker-openvpn/tree/aarch64

I have created a build that creates an aarch64 OpenVPN container on docker hub:

https://hub.docker.com/r/project31/aarch64-docker-openvpn/

I can keep maintaining it, but I think having it as an aarch64 branch on this project might make more sense. If you're interested that is.. Please let me know.

WDYT?

--Kurt

KurtStam avatar Jun 29 '17 22:06 KurtStam

Unless it has full support for testing on Travis CI I can't merge it.

kylemanna avatar Jul 07 '17 14:07 kylemanna

@kylemanna, Travis CI should still work right? I'm simply adding a new Dockerfile.aarch64 which is used for the Dockerhub build only.

KurtStam avatar Jul 11 '17 00:07 KurtStam

Travis-CI has never worked. Someone need to wrap it in a qemu script or something. I'm very hesitant to merge Aarch64 stuff as I can't test it.

kylemanna avatar Jul 11 '17 05:07 kylemanna

@kylemanna the docker build is wrapped in qemu, but running it is not. So Travis-CI will fail there. It should be possible though: https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/3376. I will try to see if that is usable here.

KurtStam avatar Jul 11 '17 11:07 KurtStam

It starts by building the container locally. Travis CI don't provide ARM based CPUs so that won't be possible without some hack with qemu.

buchdag avatar Jul 11 '17 11:07 buchdag

Looks like this is possible now.

https://blog.travis-ci.com/2019-10-07-multi-cpu-architecture-support

pho3nixf1re avatar Oct 10 '19 03:10 pho3nixf1re

Would be great to have the image on Dockerhub updated more regularly as well.

I'm planning to run this on my Raspberry Pi and it would be great to be able to just pull the image from Docker Hub.

nerdyness avatar Feb 21 '21 18:02 nerdyness