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ARM support ? #37
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We could certainly look into this if there is demand. For now you could run the tests from the source code - the only difference is that it won't report the results back to the website and you won't have the pretty report. |
+1 for this request. It would be nice to be able to run this for raspberry pi's Building from source on a raspberry pi has been problematic for me. I have been getting errors on not being able to open threads when trying to run the code. I am certain it is most likely my setup but it would be nice not to have fight through these types of issues to get meaningful value out of the software for these types of environments. |
You can build arm64 images as follows on your current x86 Linux environment: Install the Verify that Docker can now start ARM images:
Run
Then build the Docker image as usual but tagged with a Now make sure you have When all images are built on the respective architectures and pushed they can be combined through a manifest to build a multiarch image:
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+1 for this request. |
Hi,
i would like to test kube-hunter on my ARM Kubernetes cluster using the Docker container.
I've got this error :
I think it could comes from :
Do you plan to support multiarch ?
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