Kubernetes ARM64 support

[Alexander Sarson]

Hi Vitess

I'm planning to build a Kubernetes cluster on raspberry pi's and wanted to know if vitess is supported on that?

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Alexander

[Morgan Tocker]

Hi Alexander,

> I'm planning to build a Kubernetes cluster on raspberry pi's and wanted to know if vitess is supported on that?

It should work. The caveat I will give is that while Vitess (written
in Go) should port nicely, ARM support for MySQL is only very recent
(8.0+).

There are performance fixes still missing etc. You can read more on:
https://mysqlonarm.github.io/

[Sugu Sougoumarane]

Another caveat is that vitess requires 64-bit architecture.

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[Alexander Sarson]

Great, i'll try and get it running :)

Ubuntu does a 64 bit for raspberry pi

So i hope it works :)

https://ubuntu.com/download/raspberry-pi

mandag den 29. juni 2020 kl. 17.38.54 UTC+2 skrev Sugu Sougoumarane:

Another caveat is that vitess requires 64-bit architecture.

On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 6:40 AM Morgan Tocker <toc...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Alexander,

> I'm planning to build a Kubernetes cluster on raspberry pi's and wanted to know if vitess is supported on that?

It should work. The caveat I will give is that while Vitess (written
in Go) should port nicely, ARM support for MySQL is only very recent
(8.0+).

There are performance fixes still missing etc. You can read more on:
https://mysqlonarm.github.io/

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[Aharon Haravon]

Hi,

@alexander, can you share your experience? did you succeed? I'd like to achieve the same, so hints are welcome. 

Also, did you push the docker images to docker hub or somewhere?

@all, is there a road-map item to support multi-arch (especially for arm64) in official repo (I did not find it in online roadmap)?

Thanks,

Aharon