On Mon, Jan 3, 2022 at 3:41 PM Daniel McCarty <[email protected]> wrote:
> Interesting, and thanks for the note about t4g’s. Our user requirements > are quite small, less than a dozen overall and probably not more than 3 > concurrently, at least for now. > > > Yeah, I should have mentioned those are the numbers for 25 _concurrent_ users - so I would say your t3a.small ought to be sufficient for your workload. > I suspect I know the answer, but just to hear it directly from the source, > I take it ARM is a first class citizen when it comes to Guac releases? > > > I would say that most of the development is done on Intel-based processors, and we don't have ARM-based Docker images, yet, but there's nothing in the code that is specific to Intel or that has to be developed specifically for ARM. For Guacamole Client, Java and Tomcat both run perfectly fine on ARM, and the Guacamole Client code deploys fine there. For guacd, you just need the development packages for the ARM platform. I've personally deployed Guacamole onto t4g instances running Amazon Linux 2 with no issues. -Nick >
