Installing DaDesktop On-Premise (ddOP)


CPU	Needs to be AMD64 compatible The lowest-spec hardware we've tested so far is the Intel Xeon E5-2600v2 series or a newer model. For an ideal setup, we recommend a Xeon E5-2600v3, AMD Zen2, or something more recent. While there's no theoretical limit on core count, going below 4 cores will really hobble overall performance. The CPU must support Intel VT-d or its AMD equivalent. Double-check that this feature is enabled in your BIOS.
Memory	Start with at least 32 GB of DDR4 or better In theory there's no hard floor, as the system footprint sits around 4 GB, but more is always welcome.
Disk	An SSD or NVME drive with 64 GB or more of capacity The best practice is to have two physical drives set up in a mirror configuration.

CPU

Needs to be AMD64 compatible

The lowest-spec hardware we've tested so far is the Intel Xeon E5-2600v2 series or a newer model.

For an ideal setup, we recommend a Xeon E5-2600v3, AMD Zen2, or something more recent.

While there's no theoretical limit on core count, going below 4 cores will really hobble overall performance.

The CPU must support Intel VT-d or its AMD equivalent. Double-check that this feature is enabled in your BIOS.

Memory

Start with at least 32 GB of DDR4 or better

In theory there's no hard floor, as the system footprint sits around 4 GB, but more is always welcome.

Disk

An SSD or NVME drive with 64 GB or more of capacity

The best practice is to have two physical drives set up in a mirror configuration.

Ubuntu 22.04 or a newer release fits the bill. Debian 11 or later is also an option, though we run fewer tests on it.