cross compiling for linux x86_64 using bazel on osX
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I am trying to build binaries for x86_64 linux box . I have my code on osX and using bazel to build the binaries.
Since i am new to bazel build system , i wanted to know what is the current practice to be able to build binaries for different architecture by running bazel on my host osX machine . Any pointer to code sample will be helpful ?
I have hear one strategy is to use some custom crosstool chain . How to figure this out for different architecture.
Also is it possible to run bazel build within a linux docker image with all the necessary compiler, tools and bazel installed within the docker image. This way i can share the docker image across environments and developers to we all have a uniform build system ? Not sure if such an image is already out there provided or is it even feasible to run bazel build within docker image while building code on my host os.
My end goal is to build these x86_64 linux binaries which will be deployed to using k8s . So after building this binary i do create a docker image with these binaries copied over and deploying those docker images using k8s. So what would be a good practice here ?
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I am trying to build binaries for x86_64 linux box . I have my code on osX and using bazel to build the binaries.
Since i am new to bazel build system , i wanted to know what is the current practice to be able to build binaries for different architecture by running bazel on my host osX machine . Any pointer to code sample will be helpful ?
I have hear one strategy is to use some custom crosstool chain . How to figure this out for different architecture.
Also is it possible to run bazel build within a linux docker image with all the necessary compiler, tools and bazel installed within the docker image. This way i can share the docker image across environments and developers to we all have a uniform build system ? Not sure if such an image is already out there provided or is it even feasible to run bazel build within docker image while building code on my host os.
My end goal is to build these x86_64 linux binaries which will be deployed to using k8s . So after building this binary i do create a docker image with these binaries copied over and deploying those docker images using k8s. So what would be a good practice here ?
google-cloud-platform cross-platform x86-64 cross-compiling bazel asked Nov 7 at 17:02
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I am trying to build binaries for x86_64 linux box . I have my code on osX and using bazel to build the binaries.
Since i am new to bazel build system , i wanted to know what is the current practice to be able to build binaries for different architecture by running bazel on my host osX machine . Any pointer to code sample will be helpful ?
I have hear one strategy is to use some custom crosstool chain . How to figure this out for different architecture.
Also is it possible to run bazel build within a linux docker image with all the necessary compiler, tools and bazel installed within the docker image. This way i can share the docker image across environments and developers to we all have a uniform build system ? Not sure if such an image is already out there provided or is it even feasible to run bazel build within docker image while building code on my host os.
My end goal is to build these x86_64 linux binaries which will be deployed to using k8s . So after building this binary i do create a docker image with these binaries copied over and deploying those docker images using k8s. So what would be a good practice here ?
google-cloud-platform cross-platform x86-64 cross-compiling bazel asked Nov 7 at 17:02
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I am trying to build binaries for x86_64 linux box . I have my code on osX and using bazel to build the binaries.
Since i am new to bazel build system , i wanted to know what is the current practice to be able to build binaries for different architecture by running bazel on my host osX machine . Any pointer to code sample will be helpful ?
I have hear one strategy is to use some custom crosstool chain . How to figure this out for different architecture.
Also is it possible to run bazel build within a linux docker image with all the necessary compiler, tools and bazel installed within the docker image. This way i can share the docker image across environments and developers to we all have a uniform build system ? Not sure if such an image is already out there provided or is it even feasible to run bazel build within docker image while building code on my host os.
My end goal is to build these x86_64 linux binaries which will be deployed to using k8s . So after building this binary i do create a docker image with these binaries copied over and deploying those docker images using k8s. So what would be a good practice here ?
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