System Requirements

Docker Engine & Docker Compose

Ensure Docker Engine and Docker Compose are installed on your system. These are required to run the Gluesync Docker Compose kit.

Installation Guides

* Docker install guide (Windows, macOS, Linux) * Windows Server users: Use Docker Engine binaries for production-grade setup

Gluesync Docker Compose Kit

After installation, follow the Gluesync documentation for using the Docker Compose kit you received via email. See Useful Links below.

Note

Gluesync documentation does not cover Docker installation. For step-by-step instructions, refer to the official Docker documentation or community tutorials.

Cannot access Docker Hub due to security constraints?

There are two ways for working around this: allow (whitelist) Docker registry at your proxy/firewall level, specifically allowing the following trusted domains: *.docker.io, *.docker.com, *.dckr.io

Otherwise, you can save the images via docker image XYZ save > image.tar and load them on either your private registry (if any) or in the machine where docker is installed (it will load them in its own local registry) via docker image load < image.tar

Kubernetes Cluster

A running Kubernetes cluster (e.g., Minikube for testing, or a production-grade cluster for deployment). LTS Linux is recommended for production.

kubectl CLI

Install and configure kubectl to interact with your cluster.

Supported Distributions

Kubernetes (recommended), OpenShift, or an equivalent orchestrator. See production specs above for hardware guidance.

Installation Guides

* Kubernetes install guide * kubectl install guide

Gluesync Kubernetes Deployment

Refer to Gluesync documentation or contact support for deployment guides specific to Kubernetes environments.

Note

Gluesync documentation does not cover Kubernetes installation. For setup help, refer to the official Kubernetes documentation.