ci(runner): use arm runner images instead of qemu #786
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Related to cryostatio/cryostat-operator#611
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Based on #767
Depends on #767
Description of the change:
See sample run: https://github.com/andrewazores/cryostat3/actions/runs/12995479857
Instead of running all jobs on amd64 virtual machines, and installing
qemu
to cross-compile and run/test arm64 images on them, this extends the split jobs structure from #767 to build and run the arm64 images on native arm64 runners.Motivation for the change:
This should speed up multiarch building substantially. Since we currently build for amd64 and arm64, and both of those are now supported architectures with native runners, we can now run each stage on a native runner and combine the results at the end, with no qemu or other emulation.