Re: [ARM support] Travis ARM CI is now in Alpha Release

2019-10-22 Thread Xiyuan Wang
Hi Robert, Glad to get your response. All the change in my PRs are related to Unit test and e2e test. They won't break any Flink functions. Any review or comment is welcome. The cron job has ran on OpenLab some days[1], Now I need the privilege to send the result to bui...@flink.apache.org. So

Re: [ARM support] Travis ARM CI is now in Alpha Release

2019-10-22 Thread Robert Metzger
Hey Xiyuan, thanks a lot for checking out Travis ARM-based offering. As part of the "Reducing build times" discussion, we have considered moving away from Travis to Azure Pipelines. What I want to say is that Travis might not be important for the Flink community in the long run. I think running

Re: [ARM support] Travis ARM CI is now in Alpha Release

2019-10-21 Thread Xiyuan Wang
According to my test, the Travis ARM CI is not ready. For example: 1. Java8 support is missing. https://travis-ci.community/t/about-the-arm-cpu-architecture-category/5336/4 2. Cache function is not supported. https://travis-ci.community/t/no-cache-support-on-arm64/5416 The compile job ran timeout

[ARM support] Travis ARM CI is now in Alpha Release

2019-10-15 Thread Xiyuan Wang
Hi all, Recently Travis announced that ARM arch is in Alpha release[1]. Since Flink has integrated with Travis already, I think it's quite easy for Flink to use it for ARM CI. Maybe some of you know that I'm working on Flink ARM testing and support. I suggested to use OpenLab[2] as the ARM CI