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[Bug] Alpine-based images quit with fatal error on aarch64 #23306
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Thanks for reporting this issue @ozangunalp.
Any hints for what would be a practical to reproduce this? Using a cloud VM on aarch64? Any recommendations? |
Same for me. I was able to reproduce it with a Raspberry Pi running podman : But yes a cloud VM on aarch64 should work. |
I tried to reproduce on GCP t2a-standard-1 / Ampere Altra Arm64 with Debian Bookworm and docker installed with instructions from https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/. I couldn't reproduce the issue. |
I tried to reproduce on GCP t2a-standard-1 / Ampere Altra Arm64 with Debian Bookworm and |
It didn't reproduce with RHEL 9 on GCP t2a-standard-1 / Ampere Altra Arm64
used these commands
@ozangunalp Do you have any suggestions for reproducing on a cloud VM? Which commands should I use? |
This is most likely resolved with #23762 and will be included in Pulsar 3.3.4 and Pulsar 4.0.2 releases. |
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Version
Official Pulsar images with 3.3.0 and 3.3.1
Minimal reproduce step
Running alpine-based container images on aarch64 machine.
We could reproduce it on RHEL 8 and raspberrypi but not not M1.
What did you expect to see?
Pulsar server continue to run
What did you see instead?
Here is the complete log of the container:
Here is the log: pulsar.txt
Last lines of log before fatal error :
Anything else?
Originally posed on quarkusio/quarkus#43187
Are you willing to submit a PR?
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