HOOC Connect — ghcr.io/aseracorp/hooc-connect

Re-published multi-arch container image of the Hooc Connect embedded gateway (original tag hooc/connect-generic:1.1.0), fetched from the official Hooc binary API (api.hooc.me/embedded-gateway/v1/binary) and published to the GitHub Container Registry via GitHub Actions.

Platforms

Source arch	Docker platform	Tag suffix
ARM_V8	linux/arm64	arm64
ARM_V7	linux/arm/v7	armv7
ARM_V6	linux/arm/v6	armv6
AMD64	linux/amd64	amd64
X86 (32-bit)	linux/386	x86 (best-effort — Hooc API returns 422 for X86/486_CX8 at present)

Usage

# Multi-arch manifest — Docker picks the right platform automatically
docker pull ghcr.io/aseracorp/hooc-connect:1.1.0

# Pin a specific platform
docker pull ghcr.io/aseracorp/hooc-connect:arm64-1.1.0
docker pull ghcr.io/aseracorp/hooc-connect:armv7-1.1.0
docker pull ghcr.io/aseracorp/hooc-connect:armv6-1.1.0
docker pull ghcr.io/aseracorp/hooc-connect:amd64-1.1.0
docker pull ghcr.io/aseracorp/hooc-connect:x86-1.1.0   # when available

Publishing

The workflow in .github/workflows/publish.yml fetches the docker-save tarballs from api.hooc.me (tokens in the HOOC_ACCESS_TOKEN / HOOC_ACCESS_TOKEN2 repo secrets), patches the platform variants, and pushes everything to ghcr.io using crane (daemonless):

# Re-run / re-version from the Actions tab: "Publish multi-arch image" → Run workflow → version

Platform mapping

• ARM_V8 → linux/arm64
• ARM_V7 → linux/arm/v7
• ARM_V6 → linux/arm/v6
• AMD64 → linux/amd64
• X86 → linux/386 (added automatically when Hooc starts serving it)

Notes

• Original upstream image: hooc/connect-generic:1.1.0
• Entrypoint: /init /bin/app_embeddedgateway, runs as user 65534 (nobody), sets HOOC_DOCKER_ENV=1.
• These images are republished for convenience; all rights and ownership remain with Hooc / ASERA.
• No application source code lives in this repo — only the published container images and the publishing pipeline.