PHP deprecates security fixes of old versions. Thus it is recommended to keep your PHP version up to date. However the list of security, performance, and bug fixes will only increase, some of those fixes might be considered critical and thus at some point the deprecation will be inevitable. We try to support old PHP versions for as long as reasonably possible. This also affects our documented recommended PHP version. “READ COMMITTED” transaction isolation level (See: Database “READ COMMITTED” transaction isolation level)ĭisabled or BINLOG_FORMAT = ROW configured Binary Logging (See: )įor Emoji (UTF8 4-byte) support see Enabling MySQL 4-byte supportĮvery year, a new PHP version is added and old PHP versions are deprecated. InnoDB storage engine (MyISAM is not supported) The following is currently required if you’re running Nextcloud together with a MySQL / MariaDB database: Database requirements for MySQL / MariaDB  Nextcloud needs a minimum of 128MB RAM per process, and we recommend a minimum of 512MB RAM per process.

Memory requirements for running a Nextcloud server are greatly variable,ĭepending on the numbers of users, apps, files and volume of server activity. Dates after 2038 are not supported Memory  Dates before Unix Epoch () are not supported CPU Architecture and OS Ī 64-bit CPU, OS and PHP is required for Nextcloud to run well.ģ2-bit systems are supported, with the following known limitations: See Installation on Linux for minimum PHP-modules and additional software for installing Nextcloud. SQLite ( only recommended for testing and minimal-instances)Īpache 2.4 with mod_php or php-fpm (recommended) Oracle Database 11g ( only as part of an enterprise subscription)

Reliable scaling) and support, we strongly recommend you to check out our enterprise support. If you plan a setup for your organization and you rely on professional deployment consulting (e.g.

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