Spotfire Enterprise Runtime for R - Server Edition 1.17 LTS
The service Spotfire® Enterprise Runtime for R - Server Edition (a/k/a the TERR™ service), version 1.17 system requirements and third-party compatibility information are listed here.
Hardware | |
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Processor |
Note: The system default is one engine fewer than the number
of cores. You can add cores to accommodate additional engines.
Note: Only amd64
(also known as x64, x86_64) architecture is supported.
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Ram |
Note: The minimum amount of RAM is suitable for only basic test
systems, or systems with very few simultaneous users. Production servers with
large analyses or many simultaneous users require significantly more RAM.
Contact Spotfire for further assistance with this.
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Hard disk space |
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Note: For
production environments, we strongly advise that you deploy each of the
different types of Spotfire services on separate, dedicated computers (physical
computers, virtual machines, or containers).
If you still decide to deploy different services on the same computer (for example, for testing purposes), you must manage the resource allocation of the processes so they do not conflict with each other.
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Operating System |
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Spotfire software | Spotfire 14.0.
Note:
Important: This service supports only one instance
per node manager. If you set the instance value to other than 1, then the
service does not work as expected.
Spotfire® Enterprise Runtime for R (a/k/a TERR™) engine is
included.
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Docker | LINUX only; installation required for
containerized versions.
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Third-party software (TPS) components Included |
See the Release Notes for your version for more information about TPS component updates. |
Important: *
If you plan to run the TERR console on RHEL 8, RHEL 9, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu,
Debian, or SUSE Enterprise Linux 15, then before installing TERR, you must
first install the library
libtinfo.so.5, which TERR requires to run on those
operating systems.
- For RHEL 8, install the package ncurses-compat-libs.
- For RHEL 9, install the package ncurses-compat-libs from the EPEL package repository.
- For OpenSUSE and SUSE Enterprise Linux 15, install the package libncurses5.
- For Debian and Ubuntu, install the package libtinfo5.