[Feature] Create and publish in pypi a wheel for linux arm64

[azisi]

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Description

Create and publish in pypi a wheel for linux arm64, so that i can pip install ray inside a docker container running in docker for mac in apple silicon/m1.

Use case

Able to pip install ray inside a docker container running in docker for mac in apple silicon/m1.

Related issues

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Are you willing to submit a PR?

• Yes I am willing to submit a PR!

[MarvinSt]

would love to see this as well!

[billadam28]

I would love to see this as well!!

[ddelange]

duplicate of #12128

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[aviau]

We would love to see this.

[baswelsh]

VERY interested in this. Without it, we are unable to use Ray from a Docker container running on ARM (Apple Silicon). We instead need to run our containers as x86 which is very slow on the M1s.

[etorhub]

Indeed, this would save our lives. Very interested on this.

[ddelange]

Indeed, this would save our lives. Very interested on this.

xref #12128 (comment)

[ezorita]

+1

[infherny]

+1

[rsantanna]

+1

[mattip]

This is different from #12128, which is specific to raspberry pi wheels. Those are difficult to publish since they are not supported on PyPI.

[mattip]

Duplicate of #13780. Closing. Please comment on the other issue, or reopen this with an explanation of why this is different.

[pcmoritz]

We now have nightly wheels #31522 and for future releases we will also push release wheels to pypi (possibly retroactively for Ray 2.2 if there is sufficient interest).

[krfricke]

I've just uploaded 2.2.0 ARM wheels to PyPI, so pip install ray will now work