Gateway Requirements
To start using EasyEdge, you'll need a compatible Edge Gateway, running one of the following deployment options:
Native Installation (Linux)
Runs directly on Linux systems with one of the supported host profiles/architectures.
Minimum hardware requirements:
CPU Architecture: MIPS, ARM, or x86 (all available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions)
CPU Speed: 200 MHz
Storage Memory (DISK/FLASH): 128 MB
Working Memory (RAM): 128 MB
💡 These minimal requirements let you repurpose existing hardware or use cost-effective edge devices. EasyEdge Node runs natively on supported hardware, with containerization as an option rather than a requirement.
⚠️ Note: These are the minimum system requirements. Actual hardware needs may vary depending on your project setup and configuration.
Containerized Installation (Linux or Windows)
Runs inside a containerized environment (e.g., Docker) on gateways or servers.
Container requirements (host system):
Minimum RAM & Storage inside container: 128 MB RAM, 128 MB Disk
Host system must support Docker or compatible container runtime
OS: Linux or Windows with container support (e.g., Docker Desktop, Windows Subsystem for Linux + Docker)
💡 Make sure your system supports Docker or an equivalent container runtime for containerized deployment.
📦 Ensure your container runtime allocates at least 128 MB of RAM and Disk to the container instance running EasyEdge Node.
Optional: Third-Party Integrations
EasyEdge can also be deployed through third-party platforms that support edge workloads and remote gateway provisioning. These environments may introduce additional requirements or setup steps.
📘 Please refer to the specific documentation provided for each integration to ensure compatibility and proper deployment.
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