8 logical cores [1]
6. System Requirements
Hardware Requirements
The following table shows hardware requirements for CloverDX Server and CloverDX Cluster.
Hardware | Server | Cluster (each node) |
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RAM |
8 GB (recommended 64 GB) |
8 GB (recommended 64 GB) |
Processors |
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Disk space (installation) |
1 GB |
1 GB |
Disk space (temp space) |
> 25 GB [3] |
> 25 GB [3] |
Disk space (data) |
> 50 GB [3] |
> 50 GB [3] |
Disk space (shared) [4] |
- |
> 50 GB [3] |
Software Requirements
Operating System
CloverDX Server is compatible with Windows 10 and Unix-based systems, as well as with other systems supporting Java (macOS, IBM System V, etc.). We test primarily on CentOS-7 (2009).
Internet Browsers
CloverDX Server supports:
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Mozilla Firefox (latest)
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Google Chrome (latest)
Java Virtual Machine
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Eclipse Temurin JDK 11 or 17 HotSpot 64-bit (formerly AdoptOpenJDK) for Tomcat
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BellSoft Liberica JDK 11 64-bit for tc Server
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Red Hat OpenJDK 11 64-bit for JBoss Web Server
CloverDX Server requires a Java Development Kit (JDK) to run. JRE is not supported. |
Application Servers Compatibility
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VMware tc Server Standard (4.1, Tomcat 9.0)
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Red Hat JBoss Web Server 5.4
Application Server | Eclipse Temurin JDK 11 or 17 | BellSoft Liberica OpenJDK 11 | Red Hat OpenJDK 11 |
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Tomcat 9 |
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VMware tc Server Standard (4.1, Tomcat 9.0) |
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Red Hat JBoss Web Server 5.4 |
Database servers
CloverDX Server requires a database to store its configuration, track job execution history and other events.
We support the following database servers. CloverDX Server will work with various minor versions of each database, although we only test on specific minor versions as detailed below.
Using a different major version of a database server is not supported and might result in unexpected behavior or issues during the installation or upgrade process.
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PostgreSQL 14 (14.4*)
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MySQL 8 (8.0.25*)
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DB2 11 (11.5.7.0*)
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Oracle 21 (21.3.0.0.0*)
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MS SQL Server 2019 (15.0.4280.7*)
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Version used in our internal testing |
The evaluation version of CloverDX Server uses an embedded Apache Derby database to make the installation simpler and faster. The Derby database is supported for evaluation purposes with Tomcat 9 application container only. We do not support using the Derby database in a production environment. Instead, you must choose one of the databases in the list above.