Hans Raaf

I also tested some more. The major speed degradation I got was related to me "somehow" had created persistent volumes for the docker-compose setup. After changing some code in collector...

WOW. Just look: This is what I do: ``` $ git clone [email protected]:krotik/eliasdb.git Klone nach 'eliasdb' ... remote: Enumerating objects: 2597, done. remote: Counting objects: 100% (606/606), done. remote: Compressing...

Running it inside Docker using your Image (krotik/eliasdb( on the Apple Silicon Mac works as expected ("EQL error in Main query: Unknown node kind (line) (Line:1 Pos:5)").

Creating the Docker image locally also gives the expected result. So it may not be a Problem with Rosetta2 (Intel to Arm translation) at all. It seems to be related...

Running on a RaspberryPi 4B also works as expected (wanted to try that because of the ARM target but that probably does not matter anyway). I even got Docker installed...

Hey :) We may create some more OSX stuff in the future. To be honest: I love what EliasDB has to offer. It would be very cool to have this...

Additional information: I researched how to actually cross-compile for the alpine Linux musl lib and ended up with this: ``` #!/bin/sh cd "$(dirname "$0")" export ROOT_PATH=`pwd` # Build the collector...

Oh yes. I see. I followed: ``` You can build EliasDB's executable with: go build cli/eliasdb.go ``` I didn't even saw the Makefile till now. And I can confirm that...

Well.. https://devt.de/ is down right now while I am talking to a colleague about using eliasdb for something in production.

I think we may have just different ideas about how stuff "should" work. I expected running `make` to build a working executable for my system. As is, it builds a...