Use ARM64 runners instead of virtualization for ARM64 image builds #7291
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What type of PR is this?
Description
A few days ago, GitHub launched a free-tier ARM64 runner for public repositories.
Currently, emulation was used to build ARM64 images, but by using the newly launched runner, we aim to improve speed.
In fact, a single test confirmed that the execution speed was 2 hours, 29 minutes, and 10 seconds faster. 🚀
How is this tested?
redashrepo on Docker Hubpreviewrepo on Docker HubRelated Tickets & Documents
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Any comments or review are welcome. Thank you.