Switchboard is the Azure Orbital Space SDK's MQTT router. Switchboard builds rabbitMQ from source with updates to source images from the Microsoft Container Registry.
# Download the Azure Orbital Space SDK Setup scripts via the devcontainer feature
devcontainer up --workspace-folder ${PWD}
# or alternatively, clone the Azure Orbital Space SDK Setup repo and run copy_to_spacedev.sh
# git clone https://github.com/microsoft/azure-orbital-space-sdk-setup && cd azure-orbital-space-sdk-setup && ./.vscode/copy_to_spacedev.sh
bash /var/spacedev/build/build_containerImage.sh --dockerfile Dockerfiles/Dockerfile --image-tag 0.11.0 --architecture amd64 --repo-dir ${PWD} --app-name coresvc-switchboard --annotation-config azure-orbital-space-sdk-coresvc-switchboard.yaml
bash /var/spacedev/build/build_containerImage.sh --dockerfile Dockerfiles/Dockerfile --image-tag 0.11.0 --architecture arm64 --repo-dir ${PWD} --app-name coresvc-switchboard --annotation-config azure-orbital-space-sdk-coresvc-switchboard.yaml
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