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feat(ci): update Docker workflows for multi-architecture builds #10
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Refactor GitHub Actions workflows to support multi-architecture Docker image builds for the Kiterunner project. - Replace Docker Buildx with standard Docker build commands. - Update caching strategy to use/cache@v4. - Introdu separate jobs for amd64 and arm images. - Create and push a multi-platform manifest for the Kiterunner images. These changes enhance the CI/CD pipeline by enabling support for multiple architectures, improving build efficiency, and ensuring consistent image management.
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Correct the Docker build command syntax in the GitHub Actions workflow for both arm64 and amd64 images. Remove the redundant 'build' argument from the docker build command to ensure proper execution of the build process. This change improves the workflow's reliability and consistency.
Add actions/checkout and snyk/actions/setup to both ARM and AMD build jobs in the GitHub Actions workflow. This enhances the workflow by ensuring the latest code is checked out and Snyk is set up for security scanning, improving the overall build process and security posture.
Update the Docker build and push commands in the GitHub Actions workflow to include specific tags for the amd64 architecture. This change ensures that the images are correctly tagged and pushed, allowing for better version management and clarity when deploying the kiterunner application.
Update image tags in the GitHub Actions workflow to include architecture-specific suffixes for arm64 and amd64. This change ensures that the images are correctly tagged and pushed for each architecture, improving clarity and compatibility in multi-architecture deployments.
Adds a new security scan job to the GitHub Actions workflow. This job runs after the multi-architecture manifest creation and checks the Docker image for vulnerabilities using Snyk. This enhances the security of the deployment process by ensuring that the images are scanned for known issues before being pushed.
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User description
Refactor GitHub Actions workflows to support multi-architecture
Docker image builds for the Kiterunner project.
images.
These changes enhance the CI/CD pipeline by enabling support for
multiple architectures, improving build efficiency, and ensuring
consistent image management.
PR Type
Enhancement
Description
Refactored GitHub Actions workflows for multi-architecture Docker builds.
amd64
andarm64
builds.actions/cache@v4
.Added a new job to create and push multi-platform Docker manifests.
Minor formatting fix in
metasploit-framework.yml
.Changes walkthrough 📝
kiterunner.yml
Refactor workflows for multi-architecture Docker builds
.github/workflows/kiterunner.yml
build-and-push
job intoamd64
andarm64
specific jobs.actions/cache@v4
.metasploit-framework.yml
Minor formatting fix in workflow file
.github/workflows/metasploit-framework.yml