Currently x86_64 to aarch64.
It's a bootstrapping problem. It takes a lot of infra to run the first build host. We can transition to aarch64 for build hosts if we see the need later.
Having cross-compilation makes things much easier from get-go.
It's a bootstrapping problem. It takes a lot of infra to run the first build host. We can transition to aarch64 for build hosts if we see the need later.
Having cross-compilation makes things much easier from get-go.
Surely there is some huge win I'm missing here, so if you have figures showing the math you've done, I'm definitely interested.
ARM instances from cloud providers are very appealing to most large-scale enterprise cloud customers, because they represent a significant cost savings at only a moderate upfront investment.