Closed maishsk closed 6 years ago
That's ARM right?
I think so - yes
There's no official binaries for ARM / arm64 / aarch64. I doubt that'll change any time soon, without more community demand/support.
You can try installing the Go compiler and building aws-vault from source.
@pda I understand - would you perhaps a detailed howto ?
Never mind.
I managed to build it from source .
Now the question - is this something that the community would be interested in using?
If so how?
Documenting this for the future and closing
https://technodrone.blogspot.com/2018/07/aws-vault-on-chromebook.html
I doubt that'll change any time soon, without more community demand/support.
How does that get measured? I'm asking because ARM is pretty popular these days. I for one would appreciate a binary distribution for this. It's also fairly trivial to cross-compile.
@mtibben @lox @pda Considering new Macos laptop are arm, it would make sense to add arm support in my opinion.
As far as I know, the latest stable Go 1.15 doesn't emit macOS arm64 binaries, but upcoming Go 1.16 will. It's possible to use prereleases in the mean time. But Go 1.16 release is very close, I think, so maybe we just wait?
And for linux on ARM, looks like there are already aws-vault-linux-arm64
binaries since v5.1.0 in Jan 2020 added in https://github.com/99designs/aws-vault/pull/487.
Sure, waiting for go 1.16 makes a lot of sense. It's going to take a while before macos arm gets more adoption.
I would love to use vault on my Chromebook (running crouton) but it seems that this is not possible
I downloaded https://github.com/99designs/aws-vault/releases/download/v4.2.1/aws-vault-linux-amd64
When trying to run
aws-vault
- I getThoughts? Suggestions?