Add ARM64v8 support to Dockerfile

[obeone]

As describe in #93 (and #72), it wasn’t possible to run ecoCode on Apple M1/M2.

With this PR, jar are built on amd64, and put in arm64v8 and amd64 SonarQube containers. There are two main advantages :

• Maven is not available on arm64v8, so it’s functional workaround
• jar are built once, so power consumption is as low as possible

To be able to build locally on Apple M*, you need to use buildkit (buildx), like :

docker buildx create --use # If you don’t already have a builder
docker buildx build --load .

Github workflow is updated to build both platform

[dedece35]

Hi @obeone,
review in progress
maybe complete the doc (in this PR) with your best practices for M* Mac.

my local test : docker build -t testddc .

[obeone]

Hi,

Are you on Apple M ? And if it is, does this command worked ?

[dedece35]

Hi @obeone,

no, I don't have a M* Mac (only a standard MAC 2019).

@jhertout, do you know someone with a M1 or M2 MAC ?

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[obeone]

Hi,

I can test it on a co-worker computer this week (by the way, @jhertout and I are working in the same company ;))

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