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System requirements for CloudCache

Updated over a week ago

The following table lists the system requirements for deploying CloudCache.


πŸ“ Note
​The prerequisites for CloudCache depend on factors such as the size of backup data and the number of backup sets that are mapped to the CloudCache. To know the exact prerequisites for your setup, contact Support.


Software requirements

The following table lists the system requirements for deploying CloudCache.

CloudCache R4 software requirements

Operating system

Editions

Linux

Linux CloudCache can be deployed using the following:

  • OVA for vCenter with the following versions β€” vCenter Server Standard 8.0, 7.0, 6.7, 6.5

  • QCOW2 for Nutanix AOS 6.5 to Nutanix AOS 7.3

  • .deb package for Ubuntu 22.04.

CloudCache R3 software requirements (For FedRAMP certified Gov Cloud only)

Operating system

Editions

Linux

Linux CloudCache can be deployed using the following:

  • OVA for vCenter with the following versions β€” vCenter Server Standard 8.0, 7.0, 6.7, 6.5

  • .deb package for Ubuntu 22.04.

Hardware requirements

CloudCache R4 hardware requirements

Prerequisite

Minimum Requirement

CPU

16 Core

RAM

12 GB

Disk Space

1 TB data disk and 50 GB OS disk

Network Traffic rules

Outgoing network traffic: CloudCache connects to Druva Cloud using port 443.
Incoming network traffic: Hybrid Workloads agents connect to CloudCache using port 443.

Web proxy

Druva supports the following proxy types:

  • HTTP

  • socks4

  • socks5

For more information see:

CloudCache R3 hardware requirements

Prerequisite

Minimum Requirement

CPU

16 Core

RAM

12 GB

Disk Space

1 TB data disk and 50 GB OS disk

Network Traffic rules

Outgoing network traffic: CloudCache connects to Druva Cloud using port 443.
Incoming network traffic: Hybrid Workloads agents connect to CloudCache using port 443.

Web proxy

Druva supports the following proxy types:

  • HTTP

  • socks4

  • socks5

For more information see:


πŸ“ Note

  • ​CloudCache R4 and R3 support 4K native drives.

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