feat: docker images #6
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Thanks for this neat project! I've been wanting something like it for a while, and it seems easy enough to use and possibly hack on if needed.
I wanted to deploy this as a container (arm64!), and there weren't binaries. I don't really know Go that well, so I basically cobbled together this code from https://github.com/LeslieLeung/go-multiplatform-docker and tested it in my own repository fork. The image seems to work and I'm running it on an Ampere Oracle Cloud instance.
This will create a new tag on ghcr.io/jamessanford/remote-tsdb-clickhouse, and there will be a tag for every commit and the continuously-updated
mainreference.