Hi Cedric,

Which E are you refering to in this email? The one with deadline on 15th 
December?

Cristina

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Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2017 7:24 AM
To: RICHOMME Morgan IMT/OLN <[email protected]>; [email protected]; 
Delia Popescu <[email protected]>; Alexandru Avadanii 
<[email protected]>; Cristina Pauna <[email protected]>; 
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Subject: Re: [functest] Alpine for arch

Hello,

I quickly tested to build aarch64 Functest images via Docker automated builds 
what is impossible (several prerequisites are unmet). I precise the first 
published images were built locally.

I'm thinking about an alternative way which will be too much disruptive for E 
release. Again it will be suitable for my own repositories. But releng should 
have been the target to build all Docker images (I bet it won't be ready for 
E). Today's releng can't meet functest prerequisites about Docker.

I will inform as soon as my own repositories are ready.

Cédric

---- Cristina Pauna a écrit ----
Hi,

There has been a lot of confusion and changes around this topic and I want to 
clear things up going forward, so we do not waste any of our time.
What I understand from all the disparate discussions around this topic is:

1.       We will not do alpine for E0 release on arm, we are targeting E1/E2

2.       For the Functest-core image we will have 1 Dockerfile for x86, and a 
patch for arm that overrides this Dockerfile; from this file we will create one 
Functest-core image and the architecture will be mentioned in its tag

3.       The subsequent images (Functest-healthcheck, Functest-smoke, etc) will 
be based on the previously built Functest-core image. We will do a manifest to 
choose the correct Functest-core image based on its tag. These dependent  
images will also have its arch in the tag.

4.       The problem we are facing now is how to make sure that for 1 build, 
the Functest-core image always get built before the other ones. For x86 that is 
now done with a workaround directly in dockerhub. The target is to do it with 
Jenkins jobs builders, considering image dependencies.

Is this the approach we are all agreeing on?

Thanks,
Cristina

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