Re: Fineract on a Raspberry Pi 3b+

2019-07-26 Thread Terence Monteiro
On Fri, Jul 26, 2019 at 10:12 PM Victor Romero < victor.rom...@fintecheando.mx> wrote: > Hi, > > You can try with GraalVM, Spring-thin and Java 11. > Thanks I'll look into that. > I have a question, what will be the use case for Fineract on Raspberry Pi? > Here are some use possible cases:

Re: Fineract on a Raspberry Pi 3b+

2019-07-26 Thread Victor Romero
Hi, You can try with GraalVM, Spring-thin and Java 11. I have a question, what will be the use case for Fineract on Raspberry Pi? Regards Victor El 26/07/19 a las 9:34, Terence Monteiro escribió: Hi Fineracters, Normally about 1.5 is the minimum recommended RAM for Fineract v1 and some

Re: Fineract on a Raspberry Pi 3b+

2019-07-26 Thread Michael Vorburger
On Fri, Jul 26, 2019 at 4:34 PM Terence Monteiro < tere...@sanjosesolutions.in> wrote: > Hi Fineracters, > > Normally about 1.5 is the minimum recommended RAM for Fineract v1 and some > docs suggest 4Gb is good. I have run PHP, Ruby and Perl applications on VPS > with 1Gb RAM (though some PHP

Fineract on a Raspberry Pi 3b+

2019-07-26 Thread Terence Monteiro
Hi Fineracters, Normally about 1.5 is the minimum recommended RAM for Fineract v1 and some docs suggest 4Gb is good. I have run PHP, Ruby and Perl applications on VPS with 1Gb RAM (though some PHP applications can even require 10Gb). I was reading this thread