Setting Up DaDesktop On-premise (ddOP)


CPU	Works with AMD64 architecture The base specification we have validated so far is the Intel Xeon E5-2600v2 series or later. For best results, go with a Xeon E5-2600v3, AMD Zen2, or anything newer. In theory, core count isn’t restricted, but having fewer than 4 cores can make things noticeably sluggish. Your processor must support Intel VT-d or the equivalent AMD feature. Be sure to enable this in the BIOS.
Memory	At least 32GB of DDR4 or a more modern version Technically, there’s no fixed lower limit, and the base footprint is around 4GB
Disk	An SSD or NVMe drive with 64GB or more For reliability, having two physical drives set up in a mirrored configuration is ideal

CPU

Works with AMD64 architecture

The base specification we have validated so far is the Intel Xeon E5-2600v2 series or later.

For best results, go with a Xeon E5-2600v3, AMD Zen2, or anything newer.

In theory, core count isn’t restricted, but having fewer than 4 cores can make things noticeably sluggish.

Your processor must support Intel VT-d or the equivalent AMD feature. Be sure to enable this in the BIOS.

Memory

At least 32GB of DDR4 or a more modern version

Technically, there’s no fixed lower limit, and the base footprint is around 4GB

Disk

An SSD or NVMe drive with 64GB or more

For reliability, having two physical drives set up in a mirrored configuration is ideal

Ubuntu 22.04 or a more recent version. Debian 11 and newer are also supported, though they go through fewer tests.