itchysats/Dockerfile

FROM debian:bullseye-slim

LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source https://github.com/itchysats/itchysats

ARG TARGETPLATFORM
ARG BINARY_PATH

COPY $TARGETPLATFORM/$BINARY_PATH /usr/bin/binary

VOLUME data

# HTTP Port and P2P Port
EXPOSE 8000 9999

ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/bin/binary", "--data-dir=/data", "--http-address=0.0.0.0:8000"]
Provide dockerfile and build during release Dockerfile are generally useful but are especially needed in our case because we depend on a glibc2.29 which is not available on older distros 3 years ago			`FROM debian:bullseye-slim`

Add label to repository into docker container 3 years ago			`LABEL org.opencontainers.image.source https://github.com/itchysats/itchysats`

Fix docker image build The new task does a few things: 1. Having an extra build target makes the workflow file cleaner 2. it downloads the release targets which we want to build docker images for 3. it extracts the tar files into sub folders. We need to extract into sub folders to so that our image can fine the binaries. By providing `platform` to `docker buildx` the variable `TARGETPLATFORM` will be available when building the image. This variable is either `linux/amd64/`, `linux/arm64/` or `linux/arm/v7`. Hence we need to extract into subfolders. 4. We create 2 images, one for the maker and one for the taker. The images are then pushed to our organisation's docker registry. 3 years ago			`ARG TARGETPLATFORM`
Provide dockerfile and build during release Dockerfile are generally useful but are especially needed in our case because we depend on a glibc2.29 which is not available on older distros 3 years ago			`ARG BINARY_PATH`

Armv7 is totally outdated Our assumption was that we need armv7 for running on an RPi. It turns out that Armv7 is totally outdated and only used on the old RPi 2 model B. The newer model RPi 2 model B v1.2 already uses Armv8 3 years ago			`COPY $TARGETPLATFORM/$BINARY_PATH /usr/bin/binary`
Provide dockerfile and build during release Dockerfile are generally useful but are especially needed in our case because we depend on a glibc2.29 which is not available on older distros 3 years ago
			`VOLUME data`

			`# HTTP Port and P2P Port`
			`EXPOSE 8000 9999`

Armv7 is totally outdated Our assumption was that we need armv7 for running on an RPi. It turns out that Armv7 is totally outdated and only used on the old RPi 2 model B. The newer model RPi 2 model B v1.2 already uses Armv8 3 years ago			`ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/bin/binary", "--data-dir=/data", "--http-address=0.0.0.0:8000"]`