Closed hagenman closed 1 month ago
Hey there, thank you for your feature request. I have worked exclusively with x86 hardware, so this simply hadn't occurred to me! I'll take a look into this as soon as I can - AFAIK it should be relatively simple to add builds for the different architectures. I'll link a PR here whenever development on this gets underway :)
@hagenman the above PR should enable you to run the program on your ARM devices. I have no way of testing if this works, so it would be very helpful to me if you could pull the images from this PR and give it a try. To do this simply replace do the following in your docker compose file:
ghcr.io/thenickoftime/handbrake-web-server:latest
with ghcr.io/thenickoftime/handbrake-web-server:pr-230
ghcr.io/thenickoftime/handbrake-web-worker:latest
with ghcr.io/thenickoftime/handbrake-web-worker:pr-230
I've tried to pull with both crictl pull and docker pull and get variants of 'manifest not found' and it looks like a Github action failed? I'm trying to figure stuff out to make sure I didn't do anything wrong, hooray learning!
Nah, this would be something on my end that isn't quite working right. I'll try a few more things and ping back here again.
Hey there @hagenman, sorry for the delay but I've fixed the issue that was preventing you from pulling the image. Feel free to give it another go!
Got it working!!! Now have a 3-node cluster running in kubernetes!
Fantastic, I'll merge this and push a 0.7.1 release. Just remember to point your image tag back at latest or another version tag, since the pr image will be removed once it is closed.
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