sysdig on ARM

[jungle Boogie]

Hello All,

Has anyone installed sysdig on an ARM platform for the raspberry pi or for beagle bone black on any of the various linux's they run?

Thanks,

j

[Gianluca Borello]

Hi,

I managed to install it on a Raspbian and did some basic sysdig testing.
The main caveats are:

- You can't use the repository we provide, because we only ship
binaries for x86, so you have to compile from sources
- Make sure you have a fairly recent version of the kernel, as
tracepoints support has been introduced with 3.7, so not that long
ago.

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[gra...@nerdventures.com]

I'd implement Sysdig more frequently if it were readily available in Raspbian. I make heavy use of Raspberry Pi computers for various purposes with paying clients, so this would also contribute to the business case for Sysdig Cloud.

I realize I can probably compile it myself, but then I also have another thing to maintain, which means it ranks very low on my priority list.

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On Friday, September 25, 2015 at 3:27:54 AM UTC+9, gra...@nerdventures.com wrote:
> I'd implement Sysdig more frequently if it were readily available in Raspbian. I make heavy use of Raspberry Pi computers for various purposes with paying clients, so this would also contribute to the business case for Sysdig Cloud.
>
> I realize I can probably compile it myself, but then I also have another thing to maintain, which means it ranks very low on my priority list.

By any chance, did you finish the compiling Sysdig on arm?
I've tried on an Odroid (quite similar to Raspberry Pi) but failed as it needs so many dependencies