Requirements 6.5

Owned by Alex Pagnoni
Dec 18, 2015
2 min read

Innomatic 6.5 is built to rely on existing technologies and standards, mainly:

  • PHP scripting language
  • SQL database

To answer the question "Is my platform supported by Innomatic?", several things must be taken into consideration. The following tables gives you the details of the platform requirements for the latest Innomatic Platform release.

Reference platforms

The most safe and optimized stack for Innomatic Platform. The stack is supported and certified for Innomatic Platform 6.5. This means that our QA certification team has successfully run intensive certification tests on the platform, and that we can fully support the platform in the scope of an Innomatic Platform Subscription.

The reference stack for Innomatic Platform 6.5 is based on Debian 8 (all environments) and on the provided Vagrant configuration (only for development environment). The detail of the stack can be seen in the table below.

StackSupported software
OS
  • Debian latest stable (tested on "jessie" 8.2)
  • Vagrant with Innomatic Legacy Vagrantfile (only development environment)
Web Server
  • Apache 2.4.10 (pre-fork mode)
DBMS
  • MariaDB 10.0.22 (an user with database creation grant is required)
  • MySQL (an user with database creation grant is required)
PHP + PHP CLI
  • Official PHP (mod_php or PHP-FPM) 5.6.14
  • Files upload support enabled
PHP + PHP CLI extensions
  • APC (external PECL extension)
  • bz2
  • curl
  • dom
  • mysqli
  • pcntl
  • posix
  • xml
  • zlib
Innomatic applications
  • Innowork Core
  • Innomedia
  • Innomedia Page Manager
File system
  • Linux ext4

Supported non-reference stacks (approved)

These stacks are also tested, but not as extensively as our reference stacks. These stacks still benefit from the full support and maintenance guarantees provided with the Innomatic Platform Subscription, but more issues might occur during normal operations, performance might be lower and issues take longer to resolve.

 The supported non-reference stacks for Innomatic Platform 6.5 are:

  • RedHat RHEL
  • Ubuntu Server

 The detail of the stacks can be seen in the table below.

StackSupported software
OS
  • RedHat RHEL
  • Ubuntu Server
Web Server
  • Apache 2.2.x (pre-fork mode)
  • Apache 2.4.x (pre-fork mode)
DBMS
  • MySQL (an user with database creation grant is required)
  • MariaDB (an user with database creation grant is required)
  • PostgreSQL
PHP + PHP CLI
  • Official PHP (mod_php or PHP-FPM) >= 5.4.4
  • Files upload support enabled
PHP + PHP CLI extensions
  • APC (external PECL extension)
  • bz2
  • curl
  • dom
  • mysqli
  • pcntl
  • posix
  • xml
  • zlib
Innomatic applications
  • Innowork Core
  • Innomedia
  • Innomedia Page Manager
File system
  • Linux ext3 / ext4

Compatible platforms

Innomatic Platform can run and execute on many more platforms than the ones listed above, including (but not limited to) the following operating systems:

  • Solaris
  • Opensolaris
  • Windows
  • OS X / OS X Server

However, Innoteam doesn't insure and guarantee quality operation of an Innomatic Platform installation if it is running on any platform not listed as supported. Innomatic Platform Subscriptions are still available for compatible platforms, but the guarantee and the product support will not apply and although you will receive various maintenance releases and services, no bug fix guarantee will apply to issues related to the platform. Maintenance and monitoring tools will not be available. Innoteam does not advise merely compatible platforms for production use.

Supported browsers

Innomatic Platform is developed to work properly and support the following browser configurations for administrator users:

  • Firefox: Latest stable version. Tested on Firefox 41.
  • Google Chrome: Latest stable version. Tested on Chrome 46.
  • Internet Explorer: 8 & 9. Tested on IE 9
  • Safari: 8 & 9. Tested on Safari 9.0 on OS X 10.11

Please note that the interface will display and behave optimally in any browser that supports HTML 5.0, CSS 3.0 and ECMAScript 5. If these technologies are not supported the system will gracefully appear with simpler design/layout but will still be accessible through standard/default HTML elements.