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ci: provide arm64 image build #552

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@aldy505 aldy505 commented Jan 18, 2025

Effort for getsentry/self-hosted#1585

The GCB pipeline that build the image and push it to GCR will still be run, but for DockerHub, we'll take the image from GHCR (GitHub Container Registry) instead. This PR will provide ARM64 version available on GHCR and DockerHub.

Also see the comment on snuba PR, we were talking about building it once and mirroring that image everywhere (build on GitHub Actions, push to GitHub Container Registry, DockerHub and GCR): getsentry/snuba#6800 (comment)

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@aldy505 While arm64 runners are in beta, the global pool of runners is severely constrained and will result in job queuing. We would like to wait to add the arm64 image until runners is prod and sufficient capacity exists. Thanks.

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