Closed markwalkom closed 2 years ago
Hmm wondering if we will ever see this actually supported. It would making using elastic kit easier in home labs. To be clear, the arm7l
/ 32 bit variant still missing from official sources.
If someone is looking for armhf (arm32v6l/arm32v7l) Debian packages - with systemd support like the official ones - I automated building them with Github actions:
https://github.com/GlobalScope-HUN/elastic-beats-armhf-deb/releases
Using @vrince's builds to get the binaries and repackaging them with @lazywebm's logic using the official arm64 packages. Tested on Raspberry Pi Zero W (arm32v6l - Raspberry PI OS 32-bit Bullseye).
Describe the enhancement: This has been asked on https://discuss.elastic.co a few times, I wanted to raise this here as well. Official ARM builds would be super useful for many different use cases.
Describe a specific use case for the enhancement or feature: I have a bunch of Ubiquiti network gear that all runs ARM, it'd be great to be able to deploy beats on them to easily get stats. There are also vendors, like Scaleways or even now AWS, that offer ARM based servers so being able to deploy there makes sense.