CMDBuild Forum

Easiest way to install. (NAS)

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#1

Hi All
This software appears to be just what I am looking for. (openMaint)
I have two nas units, A qnap TVS 882, and also a Synology DS918+.

Has anyone successfully loaded this software on to one of these types of unit.
Now I know my way around these units user interface, I do not know the workings or ins/outs of linux.

Options I have are docker, container station, a VM, or native NAS Linux.
Although I have seen docker files, I not familiar with it, or command line type stuff.

Any help appreciated, as currently most of it looks out of my league.
I use my Synology for work related stuff. My website is hosted on it, also my mail server and cloud, through my own domain etc.

My Qnap is generally just home stuff, photos/videos etc.

scratching my head here
Regards
rob

#2

Don’t see a lot of replies. I have the same question, but looking at the 16GB RAM needed, I think is will be a no go.

#3

Hello Rob, CMDBuild and its vertical implementations (Ready2Use, openMaint) definitely need 16GB of RAM or even more.
The system is is very well engineered and powerful but requires all the RAM you can squeeze out of your systems (there is Java underneath).
You can of course give it a try in your existing environment.
The free versions all need knowledge of Linux and the command line; Tecnoteca also has a paid option which gives you a VM already configured.

#4

No my friend, it’s 16GB minimum requirement will kill the NAS, try Installed it in WD CLoudPro… and when after I bulk import thousands row data… it start breaking