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Run CI on CentOS 7 #20

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andrewsykim opened this issue Apr 28, 2020 · 2 comments
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Run CI on CentOS 7 #20

andrewsykim opened this issue Apr 28, 2020 · 2 comments

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@andrewsykim
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A lot of Kubernetes users (using IPVS proxy) run on CentOS 7 which is based on Linux 3.10. In the past there have been compatibility issues with older kernel where certain netlink attributes do not exist. For example, for Linux < 3.18 the address family doesn't exist so we had to create some workarounds (#15 and #19). The address family compatibility issue would have been caught if we ran tests on CentOS 7.

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Looks like we would need to use self-hosted runners for this actions/runner-images#45

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cpuguy83 commented Aug 5, 2021

Yes, for any specific targets we'd need self-hosted runners, otherwise we'll get Azure kernels.

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