The following scenario is an example of how to set up ARM Runner on existing EKS cluster:

Createanew ARM nodegroup

Create new ARM nodegroup:

eksctl utils update-coredns --cluster<cluster-name>

--managed

Checkthe status for your nodes:

Checknodes status:

kubectl get nodes -l kubernetes.io/arch=arm64

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Install therunner with:

Install theRunner with:

codefresh runner init --values values-arm.yaml --exec-demo-pipelinefalse --skip-cluster-integrationtrue

In case of local storage patch`dind-lv-monitor-runner` DaemonSet:

Change`engine` image version in Runtime Environment specification:

kubectl edit ds dind-lv-monitor-runner

curl -X GET"https://quay.io/api/v1/repository/codefresh/engine/tag/?limit=100" --silent| jq -r'.tags[].name'| grep"^1.*arm64$"

1.136.1-arm64

codefresh get re$RUNTIME_NAME -o yaml> runtime.yaml

And add`nodeSelector`:

under`runtimeScheduler.image` change image tag:

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runtimeScheduler:

image: 'quay.io/codefresh/engine:1.136.1-arm64'

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codefresh patch re -f runtime.yaml

For`local` storage patch`dind-lv-monitor-runner` DaemonSet and add`nodeSelector`:

kubectl edit ds dind-lv-monitor-runner

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Run a modified version of the CF_Runner_Demo pipeline:

Run a modified version of the*CF_Runner_Demo* pipeline:

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version: '1.0'