1) Cross compile. Yoe build still does this where it makes sense. (Go apps, likely kernel builds in the future)
2) QEMU user mode - 5-20x slow, but fine for some things.
3) Run yoe-build on any ARM machine (AWS, rPI5, Jetson)
4) Farm unit builds out to runners on cloud ARM machines. (future)
The yoe-build architecture allows for this. Choose the container, host architecture, and location that makes the most sense on a unit-by-unit basis.
Caching is also part of the vision, so we never rebuild something twice, unless it changes.
1) Cross compile. Yoe build still does this where it makes sense. (Go apps, likely kernel builds in the future) 2) QEMU user mode - 5-20x slow, but fine for some things. 3) Run yoe-build on any ARM machine (AWS, rPI5, Jetson) 4) Farm unit builds out to runners on cloud ARM machines. (future)
The yoe-build architecture allows for this. Choose the container, host architecture, and location that makes the most sense on a unit-by-unit basis.
Caching is also part of the vision, so we never rebuild something twice, unless it changes.