• Choice of Operating Systems (server vs desktop)

  • Problems with installing OpenKM? No problemo, the solution is closer than you think.
Problems with installing OpenKM? No problemo, the solution is closer than you think.
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 #31628  by dave.elton
 
Hi,
We're planning to do some experimentation with OpenKM. For reasons of familiarity it will likely be installed on a windows VM.
The comparison of versions lists that community runs on windows server operating systems.

Given that the systems is largely Java based, is there any reason why I shouldn't use Windows 8.1 for this?

Alternatively I could put it on a CentOs 7 VM. If that's what we're going for the infrastructure team here want to know if this install will be RPM based? if not how much manual maintenance would be required to keep it up to date?

I've tried searching the forums to get an idea of the prevalence of O/S for installs but unfortunately "Windows" is an ignored search term as it's too common.

Thanks for any info,
Dave
 #31653  by jllort
 
Community can run in Windows or Linux, there's no problem on it. We suggest Linux for performance, and for easiest installation Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS ( in this order from less complex to more ). You can use Windows 8.1, etc. there's no problem on it.

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