Update nomad v0.9.0 #3
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This commit provides a cross compilation Docker image which compiles the project using the same scripts as it is used on the remote machine. With the cross compilation image it is possible to test it locally. We introduced a new compiler on the build step, so we are capable of using `cgo` during compilation, as it was [reported] to be required for newer versions of Nomad. This has been tested running Docker from Mac, and sending the output to a Pi Zero W using `scp`. The binary starts up, but there were no further tests on how the scheduler behaves at this moment. This also has been tested compiling Nomad `0.8.7` and `master` (currently `0.9.0-dev`), using the `CGO_ENABLED` and the correct gcc `armv6l` compiler. [reported]: hashicorp/nomad#5337
Otherwise, we can't find the user/group nobody, which requires cgo
This reverts commit 15c1260.
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@bltavares thanks for this, will check this out in the morning. Thanks so much for the contribution |
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@bltavares thanks for this, just built and tested on my Pi Zero W. Nomad runs fine, not had a chance to test this as part of a server cluster yet but generally if the binary runs all is good. I have uploaded binaries to the releases: https://github.com/nicholasjackson/nomad-arm6l/releases/tag/v0.9.0 |
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@nicholasjackson Thanks for accepting the changeset. I've had a change to test the Redis deployment, but there is an error on how the I've opened #4 to track the error, but I'll only have time to look at this really later on. Meanwhile, this PR on Nomad itself produces working binaries: hashicorp/nomad#5525 I have precompiled packages available here: https://github.com/bltavares/nomad/releases/tag/v0.9.0-armel |
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