Requirements

ARender Rendition runs on a wide range of enterprise environments.
The platforms listed below are officially supported, and the Docker (Ubuntu-based) image is QA-validated.
Other platforms may work but are not part of the default QA matrix.


1. Java Requirements (Mandatory)

ARender Rendition requires Java 11.

Component Requirement
Java Version JDK 11 (LTS)
Recommended Distribution Eclipse Temurin 11
Architecture x86_64
Notes Java 17+ are not supported in the 2023.x release line.

Download:
https://adoptium.net/temurin/releases?version=11


2. Supported Operating Systems

The following systems are supported for standalone Rendition deployment:

Operating System Type Vendor Support End Status
Windows Server 2022 Windows Oct 14, 2031 ✔️ Supported
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Linux ~2032 ✔️ Supported
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Linux Apr 2027 (ESM 2032) ✔️ Supported
Amazon Linux 2023 Linux Mar 2026 ✔️ Supported

Primary QA validation is performed on the Docker Ubuntu jammy 22.04 base image.


3. Hardware Requirements

Sizing Tier CPU RAM Disk
Minimum 4 cores 8 GB 20 GB
Recommended 8 cores 16 GB The maximum between 20Go and a storage where a full day of temporary files can be stored

4. Network & Ports

Rendition exposes several internal services.
These ports must be available on the host.

Service Protocol Default Port
Service Broker HTTP/HTTPS 8761
Text Handler HTTP 8899
Renderer HTTP 9091
Converter HTTP 19999

Ports can be customized via configuration.


5. File System & Permissions

Installation User

The user performing the installation must have:

  • Permission to create folders
  • Permission to create Windows/Linux services

Runtime User

The user running the Rendition service must have:

  • Read & execute rights on all Rendition files
  • Read & execute rights on external software

6. Cloud-Specific Notes

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Ensure the role attached to the EC2 instance has permissions to describe the instance if it needs to be identified by a tag.

7. Notes & Best Practices

  • Ensure antivirus or endpoint protection does not block temporary file creation.
  • Logs and temporary files should be placed on fast storage (SSD recommended).

If you need assistance with sizing or infrastructure validation, please contact ARender Support.