LifeKeeper Product Requirements
LifeKeeper for Linux is supported on any Linux platform that satisfies the minimum requirements included in the Linux Configuration Table. Also refer to the LifeKeeper Support Matrix for supported operating systems, applications and virtualization.
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Linux Operating System | See the Linux Configuration Table for specific operating system information. |
Virtual Environments | The guest operating system running on the virtual machine must be one of the supported versions listed in the Linux Configuration Table. The following virtual environment is an example where LifeKeeper for Linux is deployed. Please refer to the Support Matrix for detailed versions of supported virtualization environments.
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Memory | The system’s minimum memory requirements should be sized so that there is enough free space even when all applications running on the system are under the maximum load expected in addition to satisfying the minimum requirements required by the OS. Memory exhaustion may cause the system to slow down, and LifeKeeper may determine this slowdown as a system failure. |
Disk Space | The LifeKeeper Package Cluster requires the following disk space: /opt – approx 200MB ~ 1.5GB (*1) / – approx 200MB (*2) *1 The total size of files expanded after installation. This also depends on the kit selected during installation. *2 The total file size after installing packages required to run LifeKeeper. Protected applications and the disk space they require are not included. Based on the above information, please ensure there is enough disk space. |
Java Runtime Environment |
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CPU Architecture | x86_64 |
LifeKeeper Optional Recovery Software Requirements
See the Supported Applications table of the Support Matrix for the software requirements for the optional LifeKeeper recovery software.
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