Travis CI is one of the most mature Continuous Integration (CI) solutions on the market. Travis CI includes excellent GitHub integration and support, and a simple and quick setup process for multiple architectures, including Arm.

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Travis CI supports native builds for AArch64 through its free hosted CI solution for open source projects. If your open source project is on GitHub already, its easy to change configuration to accommodate the Arm architecture by adding specific keys to the Travis YAML file. For testing private repositories, visit the Travis CI plans page for a solution that fits your needs.

Testing

Enables developers to start testing their GitHub projects for multiple architectures, including Arm, on bare metal servers in the cloud, without having to manage their own infrastructure. Travis CI is free for open source projects.

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Ecosystem

Since adding Arm support, hundreds of open source projects already use Travis CI to test their builds for the Arm architecture. Some notable projects include OpenSSL, Ruby, FluentBit, HTTPD, OvS, syslog-ng, ISA-L, PARSEC, Pandas, and QEMU.

Guides for using Travis CI with a variety of programming languages make it easy to get your project up and running.

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LXD

Arm build jobs on Travis CI are fast to start because Travis CI uses the LXD system container manager. LXD provides a full operating system inside a Linux container, and is light on CPU and memory resources. Arm was the first architecture in which Travis introduced the LXD container model.

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Resources

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Answered Arm64 Long Format Translation Table Walk
  • Memory Management Unit (MMU)
  • Arm64
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Answered Where can I find more information regarding CI/CD support for AArch64? 0 votes 474 views 5 replies Latest 5 days ago by Eric Van Hensbergen Answer this
Answered Is there documentation somewhere to help folks develop their own UEFI/EBBR/SBBR to get rid of U-Boot?
  • Raspberry Pi
  • Server Base Boot Requirements (SBBR)
  • AArch64
  • U-Boot
  • UEFI
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Suggested answer Using Geppetto Design Tools for Infrastructure Solutions
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  • System Design
  • Edge Computing
  • Internet of Things (IoT)
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Answered Are there any standard boot protocols for Edge and IoT devices? 0 votes 164 views 1 replies Latest 7 days ago by fixxxer Answer this
Answered Arm64 Long Format Translation Table Walk Latest 23 hours ago by angeld 2 replies 207 views
Suggested answer Apply Low pass filter using CMSIS Latest yesterday by fixxxer 1 replies 74 views
Answered Where can I find more information regarding CI/CD support for AArch64? Latest 5 days ago by Eric Van Hensbergen 5 replies 474 views
Answered Is there documentation somewhere to help folks develop their own UEFI/EBBR/SBBR to get rid of U-Boot? Latest 6 days ago by poddingue 2 replies 241 views
Suggested answer Using Geppetto Design Tools for Infrastructure Solutions Latest 7 days ago by fixxxer 1 replies 262 views
Answered Are there any standard boot protocols for Edge and IoT devices? Latest 7 days ago by fixxxer 1 replies 164 views