We're shipping to ARM64 and x64 without duplicating pipelines

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ottodacat · 44m ago

We’ve rolled out multi-arch support and wrote up how we’re deploying to both ARM64 and x86_64 — without maintaining two pipelines or duplicating YAML. Using Docker Build Cloud + CAEPE, we build once, test both, and deploy based on arch health. Covers routing workloads, running per-arch smoke tests, and handling selective rollbacks. Would love to hear how others are approaching this in prod.

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We're shipping to ARM64 and x64 without duplicating pipelines

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