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Hardware Requirements

Infinite Ez is crafted using Go, relying solely on the standard dependencies that come with MicroOS (such as podman). The operating system with Ez running should comfortably fit within 384-512 MiB of RAM. However, the hardware requirements for your virtual machine will largely depend on the number of containers you'll be running.

For example, a typical workload with a few containers should be fine with 2 to 4 GiB of RAM.

Running on The Cloud

An one-click deployment option will soon be available. In the meantime, you can get started with Infinite Ez in just three simple steps:

  1. Download the openSUSE MicroOS image and deploy it to your chosen data center, ensuring there is an unformatted secondary disk available for data storage.

  2. Upload the Infinite Ez binary to the /var/infinite directory on MicroOS. The releases are made available with .zip and .tar.gz files (on the Assets section), thus you must extract the archives to get the ez binary file;

  3. Execute ez sys-install in the MicroOS terminal. This command will set up everything needed to manage your applications efficiently;

  4. Create an account with ez account create -u username -p password then login into the dashboard at https://yourinstanceip:3141.

Running Locally

The setup process is identical to running on the cloud. However, for local execution, you'll need a software such as VMWare Workstation Player, Oracle VM VirtualBox or a server management platform such as Proxmox (for the more tech savvy).

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