This repository contains Docker files used to build Fluent Bit Linux packages for different distros, the following table describe the supported targets:
Distro | Version / Code Name | Arch | Target Option |
---|---|---|---|
AmazonLinux | 2 | x86_64 | amazonlinux/2 |
AmazonLinux | 2 | arm64v8 | amazonlinux/2.arm64v8 |
CentOS | 8 | x86_64 | centos/8 |
CentOS | 8 | arm64v8 | centos/8.arm64v8 |
CentOS | 7 | x86_64 | centos/7 |
CentOS | 7 | arm64v8 | centos/7.arm64v8 |
Debian | 10 | x86_64 | debian/buster |
Debian | 10 | arm64v8 | debian/buster.arm64v8 |
Debian | 9 | x86_64 | debian/stretch |
Debian | 9 | arm64v8 | debian/stretch.arm64v8 |
Debian | 8 | x86_64 | debian/jessie |
Debian | 8 | arm64v8 | debian/jessie.arm64v8 |
Ubuntu | 20.04 / Focal Fossa | x86_64 | ubuntu/20.04 |
Ubuntu | 18.04 / Bionic Beaver | x86_64 | ubuntu/18.04 |
Ubuntu | 16.04 / Xenial Xerus | x86_64 | ubuntu/16.04 |
Raspbian | 10 / Buster | arm32v7 | raspbian/buster |
Raspbian | 9 / Stretch | arm32v7 | raspbian/stretch |
Raspbian | 8 / Jessie | arm32v7 | raspbian/jessie |
openSUSE | 15 / Leap | x86_64 | opensuse/leap |
The build.sh script can be used to build packages for a specific target, the command understand the following format:
$ ./build.sh -v VERSION -d DISTRO [-b BRANCH_NAME] [-t TARBALL]
Details about the script parameters:
Name | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
VERSION | Github Tag or version number | 1.3.x |
TARGET | Target platform for the packages | ubuntu/18.04 |
Optionally the script supports the option -b to specify a custom branch, this is useful to package and test master or specific branches.
$ ./build.sh -v 1.3.1 -d ubuntu/18.04