releng

#7243 F-28: AArch64 promotion to primary architecture
Closed: Fixed Opened by pbrobinson.

Closed: Fixed
Reopen Issue

This is the rel-eng ticket for this change:
https://fedoraproject.org/w/index.php?title=Changes/AArch64_Server_Promotion

The primary requirements of rel-eng is to adjust the output locations and the blocking status in the compose of the aarch64 Server (Server installers/cloud/docker) to be the same status/mirror locations of x86_64. The delivereables have already been produced for a number of cycles, previously as part of "secondary" releases, and since the koji merge in F-26+ as part of the alternate architectures releases.

Releng acknowledges that there is work to be done here and that we are willing to do it.

Metadata Update from @ausil:
- Issue tagged with: change-ack, changes, f28

I wonder about testing. I know we don't currently test aarch64 in openqa and autocloud (for atomic anyway). Would be nice to close gaps there too. I know autocloud is going away. Hoping that Fedora CI helps us close the arch gaps.

I wonder about testing. I know we don't currently test aarch64 in openqa and autocloud (for atomic anyway). Would be nice to close gaps there too. I know autocloud is going away. Hoping that Fedora CI helps us close the arch gaps.

We have OpenQA running outside of the Fedora infra just fine. We have a combination of hardware that is available now to run OpenQA, a couple of larger boxes which will go into the cloud (we've been awaiting the DC move to commission them) plus a number of mustangs that are available now that the secondary ARM koji has been shut down.

So whether it be autocloud, OpenQA (as the server is currently tested with) or something else we will work to get this integrated in once we know what it is we need to integrate with :)

Metadata Update from @syeghiay:
- Issue close_status updated to: Fixed
- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
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