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This page documents a version of Oakestra which is not the latest stable. Please refer to the latest docs for a current version.
High-Level Setup Overview
Oakestra lets you deploy your workload on devices of any size, from a small Raspberry Pi to a cloud instance on GCP or AWS. The tree structure enables you to create multiple clusters of resources.
- The Root Orchestrator manages different clusters of resources. The root only sees aggregated cluster resources.
- The Cluster Orchestrator manages your worker nodes. This component collects real-time resource information and schedules your workloads to the best-matching device.
- A Worker is where your workloads are executed (e.g., your containers).
Did you know?
Since the stable Accordion release, Oakestra supports both container and unikernel virtualization targets.
Minimum System Requirements
Oakestra CLI:
- 10MB of Disk
- Windows, Linux, or macOS
- AMD64 or ARM64 architecture
- 50MB of RAM
Root and Cluster Orchestrator (combined):
- Docker + Docker Compose v2
- 5GB of Disk
- 500MB of RAM
- ARM64 or AMD64 architecture
- Linux-based OS
Worker Node:
- Linux-based OS with
iptablescompatibility - 50MB of space
- 100MB RAM
- ARM64 or AMD64 architecture