We don't build "multinode" nor "storagenode" docker images for armv6
architecture, instead we build for armv5.
Fix the script that publish the manifest for those images for a specific
tag to use armv5 for not failing when executing.
Change-Id: I7d859d8718240e1cd0dae6489e7e5c3b4068ff6e
In order to tag the latest release for the multinode image, it makes
the most sense to do it at the same time as we release the storagenode
image.
Change-Id: I2d63c1f93858354ad1f9a4fce0ce45a8fda2716f
It turns out that alpine dropped support/updates for the aarch64 image.
Instead they have been using the arm64v8 notation for quite a while,
which resulted in breaking our recent aarch64 builds due to missing
dependencies/updates.
Both arches are exactly the same, aarch64 was created originally by Apple
and arm64 by GNU. The backends have been merged by now and the arm64 became
the de facto standard.
* Adjust arm32v6 and aarch64 docker images to match the hello-world image
* Update from master, fix potential bug in push-images target, and update storagenode deploy to handle arm64 image
