System requirements for Central 4 and above
Jadu Central is tested and supported only on the versions listed in the table below. Any other versions that are not listed, including but not limited to Windows or SQL Server 'Service Pack' releases, are considered to not be supported.
All infrastructure used to meet these minimum requirements should be dedicated to the sole purpose of running the Jadu Central application and it's required operating stack. No other application(s) should be implemented within this infrastructure.
Note: For WISP based implementations, the MS SQL Server component should be a lone database within the default (i.e not named) SQL Server instance to ensure that Jadu Central has a consistent pool of memory and CPU resources and allows instance-specific settings to be configured without impacting other databases.
Before you install Jadu Central, you must make sure that your system complies with the following requirements:
Linux
It is a requirement that all Linux installs are on a server solely dedicated to the Jadu application
Component | Requirements |
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CPU | Production - 4 cores (or 4 vCPU) Non-Production (e.g. UAT) - 2 cores (or 2 vCPU) |
Memory requirements | Production - 8 GB RAM Non-Production (e.g. UAT) - 4 GB RAM |
Hard disk requirements |
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Server-side |
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Database | MariaDB 10.5 |
PHP | PHP 8.1, 8.2 or 8.3 + additional modules to enable/install:
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Apache modules |
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Windows
It is a requirement that all Windows installs:
- have separate database and web servers
- have a web server solely dedicated to the Jadu application
- have a database server solely dedicated to the Jadu application
Component | Requirements |
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CPU | Database server: 4 cores (or 4 vCPU) Webserver: 4 cores |
Memory requirements | Database server: 8 GB Webserver: 8 GB |
Hard disk requirements | Database server:
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Server-side |
Additional drivers and services: |
Database | Microsoft® SQL Server 2022 |
PHP | PHP 8.3 + additional modules to enable/install:
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*Memurai or Microsoft Garnet are recommended for single server installs for performance reasons. They are required on load balanced installs.