arch

Documentation

Index

• Constants
• Variables
• func IsSupportedArch(arch string) bool
• func NormaliseArch(rawArch string) string
• type Arch
• type Arches
  • func AllArches() Arches
  • func (a Arches) Contains(arch Arch) bool
  • func (a Arches) String() string
  • func (a Arches) StringList() []string

Constants

const (
	AMD64   = "amd64"
	ARM64   = "arm64"
	PPC64EL = "ppc64el"
	S390X   = "s390x"
	RISCV64 = "riscv64"
)

The following constants define the machine architectures supported by Juju.

const (
	// DefaultArchitecture represents the default architecture we expect to use
	// if none is present.
	DefaultArchitecture = AMD64
)

Variables

var AllSupportedArches = []string{
	AMD64,
	ARM64,
	PPC64EL,
	S390X,
	RISCV64,
}

AllSupportedArches records the machine architectures recognised by Juju.

var HostArch = hostArch

Override for testing.

var UnsupportedArches = []string{
	"i386", "armhf", "ppc",
}

UnsupportedArches records the machine architectures not supported by Juju. Note: don't make const to prevent referencing it.

Functions

func IsSupportedArch

func IsSupportedArch(arch string) bool

IsSupportedArch returns true if arch is one supported by Juju.

func NormaliseArch

func NormaliseArch(rawArch string) string

NormaliseArch returns the Juju architecture corresponding to a machine's reported architecture. The Juju architecture is used to filter simple streams lookup of tools and images.

Types

type Arch

type Arch = string

Arch represents a platform architecture.

type Arches

type Arches struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Arches defines a list of arches to compare against.

func AllArches

func AllArches() Arches

AllArches creates a series of arches to compare against.

func (Arches) Contains

func (a Arches) Contains(arch Arch) bool

Contains checks to see if a given arch is found with in the list.

func (Arches) String

func (a Arches) String() string

func (Arches) StringList

func (a Arches) StringList() []string

StringList returns an ordered list of strings. ArchAll will always be the front of the slice to show importance of the enum value.