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| Package name | Supported sinceOn Arm since | Download | |
|---|---|---|---|
| .NET | 2020 November
2020 Nov | ||
.NET, developed by Microsoft, is a versatile, cross-platform framework used for building a wide range of applications. It features a large class library named Framework Class Library (FCL) and provides language interoperability across several programming languages. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, .NET works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 5
released in
November 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| 7-zip | 2022 March
2022 Mar | ||
7-Zip is a file archiver known for its high compression ratio, supports various formats including ZIP, 7z, TAR, and RAR, and offers strong AES-256 encryption. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, 7-zip works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 21.07
released in
March 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| AbySS | 2016 October
2016 Oct | ||
ABySS is an open-source, de novo sequence assembler designed for assembling large genomes using short reads. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, AbySS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.0.2
released in
October 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| ActiveMQ | 2012 May
2012 May | ||
ActiveMQ is an open-source message broker that facilitates multiple messaging protocols, enabling communication between various applications and systems. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ActiveMQ works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 5.6.0
released in
May 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| AdoptOpenJDK | 2021 February
2021 Feb | ||
AdoptOpenJDK is an open-source project that provides prebuilt OpenJDK binaries for various platforms. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, AdoptOpenJDK works on Arm Linux servers starting from version jdk8u-2021-01-31-20-36
released in
February 2021. Support Notes There are other versions of AdoptOpenJDK also i.e. AdoptOpenJDK11(jdk11u-2021-01-22-01-38), AdoptOpenJDK17(jdk-2020-12-22-07-39). Quick-start guides | |||
| Aerospike | 2022 November
2022 Nov | ||
Aerospike is a distributed NoSQL database that offers fast read/writes and uptimes. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Aerospike works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 6.2
released in
November 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Agent | 2016 March
2016 Mar | ||
The Buildkite Agent is an open-source toolkit written in Go for securely running build jobs on any device or network. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Agent works on Arm Linux servers from
March 2016, supported by Buildkite. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ajax.org Cloud9 Editor (ACE) | 2022 May
2022 May | ||
Ace (Ajax.org Cloud9 Editor) is a code editor framework designed for building and enhancing online development environments. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ajax.org Cloud9 Editor (ACE) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.5.0
released in
May 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Akka | 2021 August
2021 Aug | ||
Akka by Lightbend is an open-source solution that provides a toolkit and runtime environment for creating scalable, fault-tolerant, and message-based applications that can handle high levels of concurrency and distribution, all while running on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Akka works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.6.16
released in
August 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Alluxio | 2020 January
2020 Jan | ||
Alluxio is an open-source platform that enhances data access speeds by caching data in memory. It connects storage systems with compute frameworks, improving data processing efficiency. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Alluxio works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.1.2
released in
January 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Alma Linux | 2021 May
2021 May | ||
AlmaLinux is a type of computer operating system that's built and supported by a community, aiming to be stable and dependable for businesses and other users. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Alma Linux works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 8.4
released in
May 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Alpine Linux | 2016 November
2016 Nov | ||
Alpine Linux is a general purpose Linux distribution designed for power users. It focuses on simplicity, security, and resource efficiency. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Alpine Linux works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.5
released in
November 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Altair Radioss | 2021 January
2021 Jan | ||
Radioss is a leading analysis solution to evaluate and optimize product performance for highly nonlinear problems under dynamic loadings. Used worldwide across all industry sectors, it improves the crashworthiness, safety, and manufacturability of complex designs. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Altair Radioss works on Arm Linux servers from
January 2021, supported by Altair. Quick-start guides | |||
| Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) | 2020 August
2020 Aug | ||
Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is a managed service that eliminates the need to install, operate, and maintain your own Kubernetes control plane on AWS. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) works on Arm Linux servers from
August 2020, supported by AWS. Quick-start guides | |||
| Anaconda | 2021 May
2021 May | ||
Anaconda software helps creating an environment for many different versions of Python and package versions. Anaconda is also used to install, remove, and upgrade packages in the project environments. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Anaconda works on Arm Linux servers from
May 2021, supported by Anaconda. Quick-start guides | |||
| Anbox Cloud | 2021 November
2021 Nov | ||
Anbox Cloud is the mobile cloud computing platform delivered by Canonical. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Anbox Cloud works on Arm Linux servers from
November 2021, supported by Canonical. Quick-start guides | |||
| Android-Cuttlefish | 2024 May
2024 May | ||
Cuttlefish is a configurable Android Virtual Device (AVD) that runs both remotely and locally, and it also guarantees full fidelity with Android framework. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Android-Cuttlefish works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9.26
released in
May 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| Angular CLI | 2018 June
2018 Jun | ||
Angular is a widely-used open-source web framework created by Google, aimed at developing dynamic and interactive single-page applications (SPAs). Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Angular CLI works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 6.0.8
released in
June 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Anolis OS | 2021 November
2021 Nov | ||
Anolis OS is an open source Linux distribution provided by the OpenAnolis community / innovation platform. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Anolis OS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.7
released in
November 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ansible | 2017 August
2017 Aug | ||
Ansible is a simple IT automation platform that makes your applications and systems easier to deploy and maintain. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ansible works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.4.0
released in
August 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ansys Fluent | 2024 February
2024 Feb | ||
Ansys Fluent is the industry-leading fluid simulation software known for its advanced physics modeling capabilities and unmatched accuracy. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ansys Fluent works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2024, supported by Ansys. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ansys LS-DYNA | 2023 June
2023 Jun | ||
Ansys LS-DYNA is the industry-leading explicit simulation software used for applications like drop tests, impact and penetration, smashes and crashes, occupant safety and more. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ansys LS-DYNA works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2023, supported by Ansys. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ansys RedHawk-SC | 2023 June
2023 Jun | ||
RedHawk-SC is the proven and trusted industry leader for power noise and reliability signoff for digital IP and SoCs down to 3nm and built on cloud-native elastic compute infrastructure. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ansys RedHawk-SC works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2023, supported by Ansys. Quick-start guides | |||
| Anyscale Platform | 2023 February
2023 Feb | ||
Anyscale platform is a unified compute platform built on the open source framework Ray. It is used to build, deploy and manage scalable AL models and python applications. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Anyscale Platform works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2023, supported by Anyscale. For context, an alternative package that also works on Arm is Ray. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Airflow | 2022 May
2022 May | ||
Apache Airflow is an open-source platform for orchestrating complex workflows and data pipelines. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Airflow works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.3.0
released in
May 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Apisix | 2019 November
2019 Nov | ||
Apache APISIX is an open-source, dynamic, scalable API gateway that provides rich traffic management features such as load balancing, dynamic upstream, canary release, service mesh, and more. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Apisix works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9
released in
November 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Arrow | 2021 April
2021 Apr | ||
Apache Arrow is a multi-language toolbox for accelerated data interchange and in-memory processing. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Arrow works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.0.0
released in
April 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Doris | 2022 December
2022 Dec | ||
Apache Doris is a modern data warehouse for real-time analytics. It delivers lightning-fast analytics on real-time data at scale. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Doris works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.2.1
released in
December 2022. Support Notes Note that a more optimized Apache Doris across architectures is available from version 2.1.6, released 2024/09/10, and 3.0. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Drill | 2021 June
2021 Jun | ||
Apache Drill is an open-source SQL query engine for interactive analysis of large-scale structured and semi-structured datasets. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Drill works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.19.0
released in
June 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache httpd | 2018 March
2018 Mar | ||
The Apache HTTP Server, commonly called Apache, is a web server application known for playing a key role in the initial growth of the World Wide Web. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache httpd works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.4.32
released in
March 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Knox | 2020 December
2020 Dec | ||
Apache Knox is a gateway that secures access to Hadoop services, providing a REST API for authentication and authorization management. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Knox works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.5.0-release
released in
December 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Kudu | 2020 September
2020 Sep | ||
Apache Kudu is a storage system designed for fast analytics, supporting real-time data processing and seamless integration with Hadoop ecosystems. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Kudu works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.13.0
released in
September 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Portable Runtime (APR) | 2013 November
2013 Nov | ||
The Apache Portable Runtime (APR) library provides a consistent API across different platforms, aiding in the development of portable applications by abstracting system-specific differences. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Portable Runtime (APR) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.5.0
released in
November 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Pulsar | 2022 April
2022 Apr | ||
Apache Pulsar is an open-source, distributed messaging and streaming platform built for the cloud. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Pulsar works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.10.0
released in
April 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Shiro | 2023 October
2023 Oct | ||
Shiro is a Java-based framework designed to secure applications by managing user logins, permissions, and session information. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Shiro works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.9.0
released in
October 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Apache Tomcat | 2012 January
2012 Jan | ||
Apache Tomcat is an open-source web server and servlet container for Java web applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Apache Tomcat works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 6.0.35
released in
January 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| APM Agents (Python Agent) | 2021 August
2021 Aug | ||
Application Performance Monitoring (APM) provides a unified monitoring service for all the apps and microservices. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, APM Agents (Python Agent) works on Arm Linux servers from
August 2021, supported by New Relic. Support Notes Application Performance Monitoring (APM) provides a unified monitoring service for all the apps and microservices. New Relic provides the APM agents like PHP, java, go, ruby, python, node.js and .NET. New Relic instruments the application at the code level through use of one of the language agents. These agents collect metrics from the application and send them to New Relic APM, allowing the user to monitor the application using pre-built dashboards. ARM64 releases for these agents can be found here. Quick-start guides | |||
| AppDynamics APM Platform | 2022 February
2022 Feb | ||
AppDynamics is the leading provider of Application Intelligence for modern application architectures, operating in distributed, dynamic and agile environments. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, AppDynamics APM Platform works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2022, supported by AppDynamics. Quick-start guides | |||
| AppDynamics Machine Agent | 2022 February
2022 Feb | ||
AppDynamics Machine Agent is a lightweight, scalable software agent designed to monitor and collect infrastructure metrics from servers, virtual machines, and cloud instances. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, AppDynamics Machine Agent works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2022, supported by AppDynamics. Quick-start guides | |||
| Aqua Cloud Native Security Platform | 2021 November
2021 Nov | ||
Aqua Cloud Native Security Platform (CSP) enables secure cloud migration, hybrid cloud and multi-cloud deployments for VMware virtualized environments, leveraging image registries, orchestration, IAM, monitoring and log collection. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Aqua Cloud Native Security Platform works on Arm Linux servers from
November 2021, supported by Aqua Security. Quick-start guides | |||
| ArangoDB | 2022 October
2022 Oct | ||
ArangoDB is a scalable, flexible and user-friendly graph database that helps businesses to upgrade complex data into actionable insights. ArangoDB offers security, highest performance and integrity standards to the users. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ArangoDB works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v3.10
released in
October 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| ArangoDB Enterprise | 2022 October
2022 Oct | ||
ArangoDB Enterprise provides feature-rich and self-managed graph database solutions. It offers security, unmatched performance, and control in the data environment. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ArangoDB Enterprise works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2022, supported by ArangoDB. Quick-start guides | |||
| Archiconda3 | 2018 December
2018 Dec | ||
Archiconda3 is a distribution of conda for 64 bit arm leveraging conda-forge. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Archiconda3 works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.1.1
released in
December 2018. For context, an alternative package that also works on Arm is Miniforge. Support Notes This project has been superseded by Miniforge, a project by conda-forge. Quick-start guides | |||
| Argo | 2022 March
2022 Mar | ||
Open source tools for Kubernetes to run workflows, manage clusters, and do GitOps right. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Argo works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.3.0
released in
March 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Arthas | 2018 November
2018 Nov | ||
Arthas provides troubleshooting for the production issues in the Java applications without modifying code or restarting servers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Arthas works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.0.5
released in
November 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| ASP.NET | 2021 November
2021 Nov | ||
ASP.NET is a web application framework. It is used to build dynamic websites, web applications and web services. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ASP.NET works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v6.0.0
released in
November 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Avahi | 2012 February
2012 Feb | ||
Avahi is a system which facilitates service discovery on a local network via the mDNS/DNS-SD protocol suite. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Avahi works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.6.31
released in
February 2012. Support Notes The minimum version of avahi v0.6.31 corresponds to ubuntu:14.04 and v0.7 to ubuntu:18.04. Quick-start guides | |||
| Aviatrix CoPilot | 2022 July
2022 Jul | ||
Aviatrix CoPilot provides a global operational view for multi-cloud network. Aviatrix seamlessly integrates with AWS, providing advanced networking capabilities like enhanced security features, global transit networking, and network segmentation. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Aviatrix CoPilot works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2022, supported by Aviatrix. Quick-start guides | |||
| Avro | 2012 December
2012 Dec | ||
Apache Avro is a data serialization tool that enables compact, schema-based data exchange in distributed systems and applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Avro works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.7.3
released in
December 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| AvxToNeon | 2020 March
2020 Mar | ||
AvxToNeon is an open-source project that provides a solution for porting x86 AVX (Advanced Vector Extensions) instructions to ARM NEON (Advanced SIMD) instructions. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, AvxToNeon works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.0.0
released in
March 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Azul Platform Prime (with Zing) | 2023 February
2023 Feb | ||
Azul Platform Prime contains Azul Zing, a commercial optimized build of OpenJDK. Suitable for applications needing low latency and low cost at scale. Key additions include the C4 Pauseless Garbage Collector and the Falcon JIT Compiler. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Azul Platform Prime (with Zing) works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2023, supported by Azul. Quick-start guides | |||
| Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) | 2022 April
2022 Apr | ||
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) offers the quickest way to start developing and deploying cloud-native apps in Azure, datacenters, or at the edge with built-in code-to-cloud pipelines and guardrails. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) works on Arm Linux servers from
April 2022, supported by Microsoft Azure. Quick-start guides | |||
| Azure SQL | Not yet supported | ||
Azure SQL is a cloud-based database service provided by Microsoft, designed to offer scalable, high-performance, and secure relational database capabilities. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, Azure SQL does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
An alternative that does work on Arm is
MySQL. Quick-start guides | |||
| Backstage | 2020 December
2020 Dec | ||
Backstage is an open platform for building developer portals. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Backstage works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.2.0
released in
December 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bamtools | 2016 December
2016 Dec | ||
BamTools is an open-source C++ library that facilitates reading, writing, and manipulating BAM files in bioinformatics, streamlining tasks like filtering alignments and converting between BAM and SAM formats. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bamtools works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.4.1
released in
December 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bazel | 2020 July
2020 Jul | ||
Bazel is a build and test tool. It offers support for multi-platform, uses human-readable language to describe the build properties, reliability, is fast, and can be extended to support any other language or framework. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bazel works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.4.0
released in
July 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bcrypt | 2013 May
2013 May | ||
Bcrypt is a secure password hashing function that uses a salt to guard against rainbow table attacks and includes an adjustable cost factor to increase resistance to brute-force attacks. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bcrypt works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.0.0
released in
May 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Beanstalkd | 2012 November
2012 Nov | ||
Beanstalk is a simple, fast work queue. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Beanstalkd works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.8
released in
November 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| BenchmarkSQL | 2024 January
2024 Jan | ||
BenchmarkSQL is a powerful and flexible tool for benchmarking the performance of relational databases. Implementing the TPC-C benchmark provides standardized and reliable metrics for evaluating transaction processing capabilities. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, BenchmarkSQL works on Arm Linux servers starting from version REL6_0_RC2
released in
January 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| Better Remote Procedure Call (BRPC) | 2020 March
2020 Mar | ||
BRPC is a powerful framework for Remote Procedure Calls (RPC), tailored to enhance communication between distributed systems. It focuses on reducing delays and boosting data transfer speeds, making it ideal for handling inter-process interactions efficiently. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Better Remote Procedure Call (BRPC) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9.7
released in
March 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Better Stack Uptime | 2023 June
2023 Jun | ||
Better Stack Uptime monitors the availability of the applications, and alerts for any downtime, ensuring uninterrupted service. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Better Stack Uptime works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2023, supported by Better Stack. Quick-start guides | |||
| BigCommerce | Not yet supported | ||
BigCommerce is a leading cloud-based e-commerce platform designed to help businesses of all sizes create, manage, and scale their online stores. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, BigCommerce does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
An alternative that does work on Arm is
Shopify. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bioconda | 2024 April
2024 Apr | ||
Bioconda lets you install thousands of software packages related to biomedical research using the conda package manager. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bioconda works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.14.0
released in
April 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| BiSheng JDK | 2020 September
2020 Sep | ||
Bisheng JDK aims to enhance Java application performance and compatibility, featuring support for the latest Java standards and advanced features tailored for modern computing needs. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, BiSheng JDK works on Arm Linux servers starting from version aarch64-shenandoah-jdk8u262-b10
released in
September 2020. Support Notes There are also other versions of BiSheng-JDK which have minimum ARM64/AARCH64 support, i.e. BiSheng-JDK11(jdk-11.0.8-ga), BiSheng-JDK17(jdk-17.0.3-ga), BiSheng-JDK21(jdk-21.0.1-ga-b013). Quick-start guides | |||
| Bitdefender | 2023 July
2023 Jul | ||
Bitdefender offers advanced protection against malware, phishing, and other cyber threats, ensuring comprehensive security for both personal and business users. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bitdefender works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2023, supported by Bitdefender. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bitnami Containers | 2023 February
2023 Feb | ||
Bitnami Containers provide ready-to-use, pre-configured container images for popular open-source applications and development stacks. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bitnami Containers works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2023, supported by Bitnami. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bk-cmdb | 2023 July
2023 Jul | ||
Bk-cmdb is a configuration management platform for managing assets and applications with custom models and data snapshots. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bk-cmdb works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v3.10.41
released in
July 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bonjour | Not yet supported | ||
Bonjour also known as zero-configuration networking, enables automatic discovery of devices and services on a local network using industry standard IP protocols. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, Bonjour does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
An alternative that does work on Arm is
Avahi. Quick-start guides | |||
| Boost | 2020 August
2020 Aug | ||
Boost is a set of portable, peer-reviewed C++ libraries that enhance functionality in areas like threading, data structures, and networking, offering valuable resources for C++ development and standardization. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Boost works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.74.0
released in
August 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| BoringSSL | 2022 December
2022 Dec | ||
BoringSSL is a custom version of OpenSSL that was created and maintained by Google. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, BoringSSL works on Arm Linux servers starting from version fips-20220613
released in
December 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Buildkite Agent | 2016 March
2016 Mar | ||
Buildkite Agent is responsible for executing builds on our infrastructure, which means we can run our CI/CD pipelines on our hardware, cloud servers, or even on-premises machines. These provide flexibility and control over the built environment. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Buildkite Agent works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v2.2-beta.2
released in
March 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Buildkite CLI | 2021 March
2021 Mar | ||
Buildkite CLI is a powerful tool for developers and DevOps teams, providing comprehensive control over Buildkite resources and workflows directly from the command line, enhancing productivity and automation capabilities. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Buildkite CLI works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.2.0
released in
March 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Buildkite Elastic CI Stack for AWS | 2020 December
2020 Dec | ||
The Buildkite Elastic CI Stack for AWS is a CloudFormation stack that simplifies the process of setting up a scalable, secure, and highly available CI/CD infrastructure on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Buildkite Elastic CI Stack for AWS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v5.1.0
released in
December 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Buildpacks | 2022 April
2022 Apr | ||
CLI for building apps using Cloud Native Buildpacks Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Buildpacks works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.25.0
released in
April 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Busybox | 2018 February
2018 Feb | ||
BusyBox is a collection of Unix utilities bundled together into one executable file. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Busybox works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.28.1
released in
February 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Bytebase | 2022 April
2022 Apr | ||
Bytebase is a web-based tool created for overseeing database schema modifications and version control offering simplicity and independence from additional dependencies. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Bytebase works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.0.3
released in
April 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Caddy | 2016 April
2016 Apr | ||
Caddy is an open-source web server that automatically handles HTTPS, simplifying web deployment with its easy configuration and built-in security features. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Caddy works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.8.3
released in
April 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Caffe | 2018 January
2018 Jan | ||
Caffe is a high-performance, open-source tool for deep learning, specializing in visual recognition tasks. It allows users to construct and train neural networks efficiently. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Caffe works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.0.0
released in
January 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Calico | 2023 August
2023 Aug | ||
Calico is used for networking and security in container orchestration environments, specifically Kubernetes clusters. It provides a solution for container-to-container networking, network policy enforcement, and security controls. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Calico works on Arm Linux servers from
August 2023, supported by Tigera. Quick-start guides | |||
| Calico | 2022 January
2022 Jan | ||
Calico is an open-source project with an active development and user community. Calico Open Source has grown to be the most widely adopted solution for container networking and security. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Calico works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.21.3
released in
January 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| CANU | Not yet supported | ||
CANU is widely used in bioinformatics for de novo genome assembly and is optimized for parallel processing, making it well-suited for use in high-performance computing (HPC) environments. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, CANU does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
Suggest an alternative here. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cassandra | 2017 October
2017 Oct | ||
Apache Cassandra is an open-source, distributed NoSQL database designed to handle massive volumes of data on a highly scalable and highly available platform. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cassandra works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.0.14
released in
October 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Catj | 2019 June
2019 Jun | ||
Catj is a command-line tool used to format and display JSON data in a human-readable, structured format. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Catj works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.0.0
released in
June 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Celery | 2016 July
2016 Jul | ||
Celery is a simple, flexible, and reliable distributed system to process vast amounts of messages, while providing operations with the tools required to maintain such a system. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Celery works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.0.0rc3
released in
July 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ceph | 2015 January
2015 Jan | ||
Ceph is an open-source, distributed storage system. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ceph works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.91
released in
January 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cert-manager | 2019 March
2019 Mar | ||
Cert-manager adds certificates and certificate issuers as resource types in Kubernetes clusters, and simplifies the process of obtaining, renewing and using those certificates. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cert-manager works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.7.0
released in
March 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| CFD Direct From the Cloud | 2020 July
2020 Jul | ||
CFD Direct From the Cloud is a complete platform providing OpenFOAM (open source computational fluid dynamics) and supporting software running on a long-term support (LTS) version of Ubuntu Linux. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CFD Direct From the Cloud works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2020, supported by CFD Direct. Quick-start guides | |||
| CFD Direct From the Cloud | 2020 July
2020 Jul | ||
CFD Direct From the Cloud is a complete platform providing OpenFOAM (open source computational fluid dynamics) and supporting software running on a long-term support (LTS) version of Ubuntu Linux. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CFD Direct From the Cloud works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2020, supported by CFD Direct. Quick-start guides | |||
| Chainguard Images | 2023 January
2023 Jan | ||
Chainguard Images reduces attack surfaces with hardened container images. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Chainguard Images works on Arm Linux servers from
January 2023, supported by Chainguard. Quick-start guides | |||
| Chainguard Images | 2023 January
2023 Jan | ||
Chainguard Images are secure, pre-built container images designed to enhance software security and streamline application deployment. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Chainguard Images works on Arm Linux servers from
January 2023, supported by Chainguard. Quick-start guides | |||
| Chaos Mesh | 2021 March
2021 Mar | ||
Chaos Mesh is an open source cloud-native Chaos Engineering platform. It offers various types of fault simulation. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Chaos Mesh works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.1.2
released in
March 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Chef Infra Client | 2021 February
2021 Feb | ||
Chef Infra Client requests all the cookbook files (including recipes, templates, resources, providers, attributes, and libraries) that it needs for every action identified in the run-list from the Chef Infra Server. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Chef Infra Client works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2021, supported by Progress (Chef). Quick-start guides | |||
| Chronosphere Telemetry Pipeline | 2023 April
2023 Apr | ||
Chronosphere's Telemetry Pipeline provides a robust, scalable solution for collecting, processing, and analyzing observability data. It optimizes monitoring, delivers actionable insights, and enhances operational efficiency across complex infrastructures, ensuring high performance and reliability. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Chronosphere Telemetry Pipeline works on Arm Linux servers from
April 2023, supported by Chronosphere. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cilium | 2020 June
2020 Jun | ||
Cilium is a networking, observability, and security solution with an eBPF-based dataplane. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cilium works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.8.0
released in
June 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| CircleCI | 2021 February
2021 Feb | ||
CircleCI is a continuous integration(CI) and continuous delivery(CD) platform that can be used to implement DevOps practices. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CircleCI works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2021, supported by CircleCI. Quick-start guides | |||
| CircleCI-CLI | 2022 May
2022 May | ||
CircleCI-CLI is a command-line interface (CLI) tool that allows developers to interact with CircleCI's CI/CD platform from the terminal. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CircleCI-CLI works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.1.17554
released in
May 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| CIS Hardened Images | 2021 July
2021 Jul | ||
CIS Hardened Images provide users with a secure, on-demand, and scalable computing environment. CIS offers virtual machine (VM) images hardened in accordance with the CIS Benchmarks. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CIS Hardened Images works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2021, supported by CIS. Quick-start guides | |||
| Citrix Workspace for linux | 2023 May
2023 May | ||
Citrix Workspace app for Linux is a client software that enables secure access to virtual desktops, applications, and data from any Linux device. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Citrix Workspace for linux works on Arm Linux servers from
May 2023, supported by Citrix. Quick-start guides | |||
| ClearML | 2019 June
2019 Jun | ||
Formally Allegro Trains, ClearML is an end-to-end MLOps and LLMOps suite allowing you to focus on developing your ML code and automation. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ClearML works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9.0
released in
June 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| ClearML Enterprise | 2019 June
2019 Jun | ||
ClearML Enterprise automates and simplifies machine learning solutions for data science teams. It is designed as an end-to-end MLOps and LLMOps suite with commercial support. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ClearML Enterprise works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2019, supported by ClearML. Quick-start guides | |||
| Clickhouse | 2022 January
2022 Jan | ||
ClickHouse is a high-performance, column-oriented SQL database management system (DBMS) for online analytical processing (OLAP). Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Clickhouse works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 22.1
released in
January 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Clipper | Not yet supported | ||
Clipper is an open-source, low-latency prediction serving system developed to simplify the deployment of machine learning models. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, Clipper does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
Suggest an alternative here. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cloud Agent | 2020 May
2020 May | ||
Qualys Cloud Agent is an extremely lightweight cloud security agent that enables real-time, global visibility and response. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cloud Agent works on Arm Linux servers from
May 2020, supported by Qualys. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cloud Custodian | 2016 April
2016 Apr | ||
Rules engine for cloud security, cost optimization, and governance, DSL in yaml for policies to query, filter, and take actions on resources. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cloud Custodian works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.8.2
released in
April 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cloud Hypervisor | 2021 September
2021 Sep | ||
Cloud Hypervisor is an open-source Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM) written in Rust, designed to execute contemporary cloud workloads with the least amount of hardware emulation possible. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cloud Hypervisor works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v18.0
released in
September 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| CloudBees CD/RO | Not yet supported | ||
CloudBees CD/RO automates releses, provides increased collaboration, and a governed release process. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, CloudBees CD/RO does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
Suggest an alternative here. Quick-start guides | |||
| CloudBees CI | 2022 November
2022 Nov | ||
CloudBees CI is an enterprise-grade CI/CD platform for Jenkins. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CloudBees CI works on Arm Linux servers from
November 2022, supported by CloudBees. Quick-start guides | |||
| CloudBees Feature Management | 2022 November
2022 Nov | ||
CloudBees Feature Management provides advanced feature flagging to deploy applications safely and define target audiences. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CloudBees Feature Management works on Arm Linux servers from
November 2022, supported by CloudBees. Quick-start guides | |||
| CloudEvents-go | 2020 May
2020 May | ||
The Golang SDK for CloudEvents is to integrate your application with CloudEvents.This golang module will help us to Represent CloudEvents in memory. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CloudEvents-go works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v2.0.0
released in
May 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| CloudEvents-java | 2019 September
2019 Sep | ||
The Java SDK for CloudEvents is a collection of Java libraries to adopt CloudEvents in your Java application.Using the Java SDK we can access, create and manipulate CloudEvent inside our application. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CloudEvents-java works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v0.3.1
released in
September 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| CloudEvents-python | 2020 April
2020 Apr | ||
The goal of sdk-python package is to provide support for all released versions of CloudEvents, ideally while maintaining the same API. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CloudEvents-python works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.0.1
released in
April 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cloudflare | 2020 August
2020 Aug | ||
Cloudflare is an international provider of content delivery network solutions and internet security services aimed at improving website performance security and dependability. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cloudflare works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2020.8.0
released in
August 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| CMake | 2021 January
2021 Jan | ||
Cmake is a de-facto standard for building code, especially C and C++, and it manages the cross-platform software build process for software development projects. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CMake works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.19.3
released in
January 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cobbler | 2020 May
2020 May | ||
Cobbler is a Linux provisioning server that automates network-based system installations, simplifying the deployment and management of multiple operating systems across a network. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cobbler works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v3.1.2
released in
May 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| CockroachDB | 2022 August
2022 Aug | ||
CockroachDB is a distributed SQL database designed for developing, scaling, and managing contemporary, data-heavy applications. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CockroachDB works on Arm Linux servers from
August 2022, supported by Cockroach Labs. Quick-start guides | |||
| CockroachDB | 2022 August
2022 Aug | ||
CockroachDB is a distributed SQL database used to build, scale, and manage modern and data-intensive applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CockroachDB works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v22.2.0-alpha.1
released in
August 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Collector (OpenTelemetry) | 2022 July
2022 Jul | ||
The Sumo Logic OpenTelemetry (OTel) Collector provides a single unified agent to send logs, metrics, traces, and metadata for Observability to Sumo Logic. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Collector (OpenTelemetry) works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2022, supported by Sumo Logic. Quick-start guides | |||
| Commvault | 2024 June
2024 Jun | ||
Commvault is an extensive data management and protection platform that addresses diverse data requirements across different IT environments. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Commvault works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2024, supported by Commvault. Quick-start guides | |||
| Computational Geometry Algorithms Library (CGAL) | 2015 October
2015 Oct | ||
Computational Geometry Algorithms Library (CGAL) is a C++ library that provides a wide range of algorithms and data structures for computational geometry tasks. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Computational Geometry Algorithms Library (CGAL) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.7
released in
October 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| COMSOL Multiphysics | 2023 January
2023 Jan | ||
COMSOL Multiphysics® is a general-purpose simulation software used in all fields of engineering, manufacturing, and scientific research. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, COMSOL Multiphysics works on Arm Linux servers from
January 2023, supported by COMSOL. Quick-start guides | |||
| Confluence | 2024 June
2024 Jun | ||
Confluence is a web-based corporate wiki. It provides versatile content creation, data protection and powerful integrations with other tools to access data and manage workflows across apps. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Confluence works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2024, supported by Atlassian. For context, an alternative package that also works on Arm is MediaWiki. Quick-start guides | |||
| Confluent Cloud | 2024 April
2024 Apr | ||
Confluent Cloud is a cloud-native Apache Kafka service. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Confluent Cloud works on Arm Linux servers from
April 2024, supported by Confluent. Quick-start guides | |||
| Confluent Platform | 2024 April
2024 Apr | ||
Confluent Platform is a distribution of Apache Kafka. This self-managed platform helps monitor real-time data, at any scale. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Confluent Platform works on Arm Linux servers from
April 2024, supported by Confluent. Quick-start guides | |||
| Consul | 2017 June
2017 Jun | ||
Consul is a multi-networking tool that offers a fully-featured service mesh solution. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Consul works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2017, supported by HashiCorp. Quick-start guides | |||
| Container Network Interface | 2017 January
2017 Jan | ||
Container Network Interface is a specification to configure network interfaces in Linux containers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Container Network Interface works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.4.0
released in
January 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Containerd | 2022 February
2022 Feb | ||
Containerd is an industry-standard container runtime with an emphasis on simplicity, robustness, and portability. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Containerd works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.6.0
released in
February 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Contour | 2019 March
2019 Mar | ||
Contour is a Kubernetes ingress controller using Envoy proxy. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Contour works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.10.0
released in
March 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| CoreDNS | 2017 November
2017 Nov | ||
CoreDNS is a DNS server that chain plugins to achieve various functionalities. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CoreDNS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9.10
released in
November 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Corosync | 2016 November
2016 Nov | ||
Corosync is an open-source project that provides a reliable group communication system that can be used primarily in high-availability (HA) and clustering environments. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Corosync works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v2.4.2
released in
November 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cortex | 2021 August
2021 Aug | ||
Cortex is horizontally scalable, highly available, multi-tenant, long term storage for Prometheus. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cortex works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.10.0
released in
August 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Couchbase | 2022 May
2022 May | ||
Couchbase is a full-featured, multimodel distributed NoSQL database. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Couchbase works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.1
released in
May 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| CRI-O | 2021 April
2021 Apr | ||
Open Container Initiative-based implementation of Kubernetes Container Runtime Interface. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CRI-O works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.21.0
released in
April 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Cribl LogStream | 2021 April
2021 Apr | ||
Cribl LogStream delivers unique intelligence, control, and compliance over users' logs and metrics data in real-time. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Cribl LogStream works on Arm Linux servers from
April 2021, supported by Cribl. Quick-start guides | |||
| Crossplane | 2018 December
2018 Dec | ||
Crossplane is a framework for building cloud native control planes without needing to write code. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Crossplane works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.1.0
released in
December 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Crystal Language | 2016 November
2016 Nov | ||
Crystal is a programming language designed for efficiency and performance, with a syntax similar to Ruby. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Crystal Language works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.20.0
released in
November 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| CubeFS | 2020 September
2020 Sep | ||
CubeFS is a new generation cloud-native storage that supports access protocols such as S3, HDFS, and POSIX. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, CubeFS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.2.0
released in
September 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Curl | 2015 June
2015 Jun | ||
Curl is a command-line utility for transporting data using various network protocols. It is used to make online requests, download files, and communicate with APIs. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Curl works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.43.0
released in
June 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dapr | 2020 October
2020 Oct | ||
Dapr is a portable, event-driven, runtime for building distributed applications across cloud and edge. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dapr works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.11.0
released in
October 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dapr (Serverless) | 2021 February
2021 Feb | ||
Dapr is a portable, event-driven, runtime for building distributed applications across cloud and edge. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dapr (Serverless) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.0.0
released in
February 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Data Model (DM) | 2020 May
2020 May | ||
The dm package in R simplifies working with relational data by unifying local data frames and databases, offering tools for data manipulation, model creation, and deployment. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Data Model (DM) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.1.2
released in
May 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Data-Lakehouse | 2022 September
2022 Sep | ||
Data lakehouse is a new, open data management architecture that combines the flexibility, cost-efficiency, and scale of data lakes with the data management and ACID transactions of data warehouses, enabling business intelligence (BI) and machine learning (ML) on all data. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Data-Lakehouse works on Arm Linux servers from
September 2022, supported by Databricks. Quick-start guides | |||
| Databend | 2021 September
2021 Sep | ||
Databend is the process of manipulating a media file of a certain format, using software designed to edit files of another format. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Databend works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v0.4.95-nightly
released in
September 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Databricks Data Intelligence Platform | 2024 September
2024 Sep | ||
Databricks is an analytics platform for building, deploying, sharing, and maintaining enterprise-grade data, analytics, and AI solutions at scale. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Databricks Data Intelligence Platform works on Arm Linux servers from
September 2024, supported by Databricks. Support Notes Support is listed for AWS Graviton instance types with some limitations. View all details here. Quick-start guides | |||
| Datadog Agent | 2019 December
2019 Dec | ||
The Datadog Agent is software that runs on the hosts. It collects events and metrics from hosts and sends them to Datadog, where the monitoring and performance data can be analyzed. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Datadog Agent works on Arm Linux servers from
December 2019, supported by Datadog. Quick-start guides | |||
| Datree | 2021 November
2021 Nov | ||
Datree is a policy enforcement tool designed to help developers and DevOps teams. It ensure consistency, compliance, and security in Kubernetes configurations. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Datree works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.14.31-rc
released in
November 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dav1d | 2018 December
2018 Dec | ||
Dav1d is an AV1 cross-platform decoder, open-source, and focused on speed and correctness. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dav1d works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.1.0
released in
December 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Daytona | 2024 April
2024 Apr | ||
Daytona is an open source development environment manager. Set up a development environment on any infrastructure, local or remote, with a single command. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Daytona works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.11.0
released in
April 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| Debian | 2018 June
2018 Jun | ||
Debian is an operating system and a distribution of Free Software. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Debian works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 8
released in
June 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Debian ELTS (Extended Long Term Support) | 2019 July
2019 Jul | ||
Debian ELTS (Extended Long Term Support) provides extended maintenance for older Debian releases, ensuring critical security updates and stability for enterprises and users requiring long-term support beyond the standard maintenance period. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Debian ELTS (Extended Long Term Support) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version Debian 10 Buster
released in
July 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Deep Security Agent | 2021 January
2021 Jan | ||
Deep Security Agent is a security agent deployed directly on a computer which provides application control, anti-malware, web reputation service, firewall and intrusion prevention. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Deep Security Agent works on Arm Linux servers from
January 2021, supported by Trend Micro. Quick-start guides | |||
| DeepSparse | 2023 December
2023 Dec | ||
A deep learning inference runtime for CPUs (and GPUs) that takes advantage of sparsity to accelerate inference. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, DeepSparse works on Arm Linux servers from
December 2023, supported by Neural Magic. Quick-start guides | |||
| DeepstreamHub | 2021 December
2021 Dec | ||
DeepstreamHub is a platform designed to handle real-time data streams, enabling applications to process and react to data instantly. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, DeepstreamHub works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v6.0.0
released in
December 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| DentOS | 2020 December
2020 Dec | ||
DentOS is a SwitchDev based NOS built on top of Open Network Linux. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, DentOS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9
released in
December 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Devtron | 2022 September
2022 Sep | ||
Devtron is an open-source platform designed to streamline and enhance the management and deployment of applications on Kubernetes. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Devtron works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.6.0
released in
September 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dgraph | 2022 December
2022 Dec | ||
Dgraph is a GraphQL database with graph backend. It is a distributed, highly scalable and available, and super fast DB. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dgraph works on Arm Linux servers from
December 2022, supported by Dgraph Labs. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dgraph Labs | 2022 December
2022 Dec | ||
Dgraph is a horizontally scalable and distributed GraphQL database, which has a graph backend, and provides ACID transactions, linearizable reads, and consistent replication. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dgraph Labs works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v22.0.2
released in
December 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Disconf | 2014 July
2014 Jul | ||
Disconf is a distributed configuration management platform designed to centralize configuration files and settings for applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Disconf works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.6.2
released in
July 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD) | 2021 June
2021 Jun | ||
DRBD (Distributed Replicated Block Device) is an open-source software solution for high availability and disaster recovery. It replicates data at the block level across multiple servers, ensuring data redundancy and reliability. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v9.0.26-1
released in
June 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Django | 2012 May
2012 May | ||
Django is a high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Django works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.2.6
released in
May 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dnsmasq | 2013 December
2013 Dec | ||
Dnsmasq is a lightweight solution that facilitates network communication by providing two essential services. DNS forwarding, which enables domain name resolution, and DHCP serving, which assigns IP addresses to devices on a network. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dnsmasq works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.68
released in
December 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Docker | 2016 April
2016 Apr | ||
Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping, and running applications. Docker provides the ability to package and run an application in a loosely isolated environment called a container. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Docker works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.11.0
released in
April 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Docker CE | 2017 September
2017 Sep | ||
Docker CE (Community Edition) is an open-source platform for developing, shipping, and running applications in containers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Docker CE works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 17.09.0
released in
September 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Docker-Compose | 2021 September
2021 Sep | ||
Docker Compose is a tool that uses a single configuration file to define and run multi-container applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Docker-Compose works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.0.0
released in
September 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| DolphinScheduler | 2021 September
2021 Sep | ||
DolphinScheduler is an open-source workflow scheduler designed to manage and orchestrate complex tasks and data workflows. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, DolphinScheduler works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.3.8
released in
September 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| DPDK | 2015 December
2015 Dec | ||
DPDK is a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, DPDK works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.2
released in
December 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dragonfly | 2022 August
2022 Aug | ||
Dragonfly is an open source P2P-based file distribution and image acceleration system. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dragonfly works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.0.5
released in
August 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dragonflydb (Dragonfly) | 2022 May
2022 May | ||
DragonflyDB is a distributed SQL database designed to handle complex analytical tasks with high efficiency and scalability. It supports real-time analytics using ACID transactions, making it easy to query and process large amounts of data effectively. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dragonflydb (Dragonfly) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v0.1.0
released in
May 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Drone CI | 2019 April
2019 Apr | ||
Drone is a Continuous Integration platform that uses a powerful, cloud native pipeline engine, which allows busy teams to automate their build, test and release workflows. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Drone CI works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1
released in
April 2019. For context, an alternative package that also works on Arm is Gitness. Support Notes Drone is still availible. However, Gitness is being invested in as the next generation of Drone. Where Drone focused on continuous integration, Gitness adds source code hosting, bringing code management and pipelines closer together. Quick-start guides | |||
| Druid | 2020 January
2020 Jan | ||
Druid is a high performance, real-time analytics database that delivers sub-second queries on streaming and batch data at scale and under load. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Druid works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.17.0
released in
January 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Drupal | 2018 August
2018 Aug | ||
Drupal is an open source content management platform supporting a variety of websites ranging from personal weblogs to large community-driven websites. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Drupal works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 8.6.0-beta1
released in
August 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| DynamoRio | 2017 February
2017 Feb | ||
DynamoRIO is a dynamic binary instrumentation tool that provides a runtime code manipulation system. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, DynamoRio works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.0.0-RC1
released in
February 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Dynatrace-Operator (Dynatrace) | 2023 October
2023 Oct | ||
The Dynatrace Operator is a Kubernetes operator provided by Dynatrace that automates the deployment, configuration, and management of Dynatrace monitoring components within Kubernetes clusters. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Dynatrace-Operator (Dynatrace) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.14.0
released in
October 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Eclipse Temurin (Eclipse Adoptium) | 2024 April
2024 Apr | ||
Eclipse Adoptium provides high-quality runtimes and related technology to use within the Java ecosystem. The Eclipse Adoptium project is a continuation of the original AdoptOpenJDK mission, and Eclipse Temurin is the OpenJDK distribution from Adoptium. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Eclipse Temurin (Eclipse Adoptium) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 8.0.412+8
released in
April 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| Eigen | 2016 October
2016 Oct | ||
Eigen is a high-performance C++ library for linear algebra, offering a wide range of mathematical functionalities such as vectors, matrices and various numerical solvers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Eigen works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.2.10
released in
October 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Elastic Agent | 2021 March
2021 Mar | ||
Elastic Agent is a simple tool that gathers and sends data to the Elastic Stack, making it easier to monitor and manage the systems. It helps collect logs, metrics, and security information in real-time. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Elastic Agent works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.12.0
released in
March 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Elastic CI Stack for AWS Buildkite | 2020 December
2020 Dec | ||
The Buildkite Elastic CI Stack for AWS gives user a private, autoscaling Buildkite agent cluster. User can use the Buildkite Elastic CI Stack for AWS to parallelize large test suites across hundreds of nodes, run tests, app deployments, or AWS ops tasks. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Elastic CI Stack for AWS Buildkite works on Arm Linux servers from
December 2020, supported by Buildkite. Quick-start guides | |||
| Elasticsearch | 2020 May
2020 May | ||
Elasticsearch is the distributed search and analytics engine at the heart of the Elastic Stack. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Elasticsearch works on Arm Linux servers from
May 2020, supported by Elastic. Quick-start guides | |||
| ElasticSearch | 2020 March
2020 Mar | ||
Elasticsearch is a distributed, RESTful search engine optimized for speed and relevance on production-scale workloads. You can use Elasticsearch to perform real-time search over massive datasets for applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ElasticSearch works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.7.0
released in
March 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Electron | 2017 September
2017 Sep | ||
Electron is a framework that empowers developers to create desktop applications that work across different operating systems by utilizing web technologies like JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Electron works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.8.1-beta
released in
September 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Emissary-Ingress | Not yet supported | ||
Emissary-Ingress is an open-source Kubernetes-native API gateway for microservices built on the Envoy Proxy. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, Emissary-Ingress does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
Suggest an alternative here. Quick-start guides | |||
| EMQTT (Erlang Message Queue Telemetry Transport) | 2021 October
2021 Oct | ||
EMQTT is an open-source, highly scalable, distributed MQTT message broker designed for the Internet of Things (IoT). It implements the MQTT protocol, which is a lightweight messaging protocol. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, EMQTT (Erlang Message Queue Telemetry Transport) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.4.4
released in
October 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| EMQX (open source) | 2020 May
2020 May | ||
EMQX is the core product of EMQ Technologies, and EMQX open source is a community-supported open-source MQTT broker. EMQX is a reliable and scalable MQTT messaging platform. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, EMQX (open source) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.2.0
released in
May 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| ENCA (Extremely Naive Charset Analyser) | 2014 October
2014 Oct | ||
ENCA is a tool designed to detect the character encoding of text files and convert them to other encodings if needed. It supports various encodings and languages, making it versatile for text-processing tasks. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ENCA (Extremely Naive Charset Analyser) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.16
released in
October 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| EnCase Endpoint Investigator | 2021 November
2021 Nov | ||
OpenText EnCase Endpoint Investigator is a digital forensics tool that enables comprehensive investigations of networked endpoints. It allows for the remote collection, analysis, and reporting of data from various devices, aiding in internal investigations, compliance audits, and incident responses while ensuring evidence integrity. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, EnCase Endpoint Investigator works on Arm Linux servers from
November 2021, supported by Opentext. Quick-start guides | |||
| Enterprise Universal Forwarder | 2020 October
2020 Oct | ||
The universal forwarder is a dedicated, streamlined version of Splunk Enterprise that contains only the essential components needed to forward data. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Enterprise Universal Forwarder works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2020, supported by Splunk. Quick-start guides | |||
| Envoy | 2020 October
2020 Oct | ||
Envoy is an open-source, high-performance proxy service. It is designed to be a scalable, flexible, and low-latency service proxy, particularly well-suited for microservice architectures and containerized applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Envoy works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.16.0
released in
October 2020. Support Notes Istio support for aarch64 was added in v1.15 (Aug-31-2022). Istio and Envoy are often used together. Quick-start guides | |||
| Erlang | 2022 May
2022 May | ||
Erlang is a language designed for creating systems that need to handle many tasks at once and stay reliable. It is ideal for applications that require high performance and fault tolerance. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Erlang works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 25
released in
May 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Etcd | 2017 December
2017 Dec | ||
Etcd is a distributed reliable key-value store for the most critical data of a distributed system. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Etcd works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v3.2.11
released in
December 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Exceed-TurboX | 2021 September
2021 Sep | ||
OpenText Exceed TurboX (ETX) is a remote access software solution designed to provide high-performance virtual desktop and application delivery, particularly suited for graphics-intensive applications used in engineering and design. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Exceed-TurboX works on Arm Linux servers from
September 2021, supported by Opentext. Quick-start guides | |||
| Falco | 2022 July
2022 Jul | ||
Falco is a cloud native runtime security tool for Linux operating systems. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Falco works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.32.1
released in
July 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Falcon | 2019 December
2019 Dec | ||
Falcon platform leverages real-time indicators of attack, threat intelligence, evolving adversary tradecraft and enriched telemetry from across the enterprise to deliver hyper-accurate detections, automated protection and remediation, elite threat hunting, and prioritized observability of vulnerabilities. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Falcon works on Arm Linux servers from
December 2019, supported by CrowdStrike. Quick-start guides | |||
| Fast Light ToolKit (FLTK) | 2014 November
2014 Nov | ||
FLTK (Fast Light ToolKit) is a toolkit for cross-platform C++ GUI. It provides support for 3D graphics via OpenGL. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Fast Light ToolKit (FLTK) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.3.3
released in
November 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| FastDFS | 2019 December
2019 Dec | ||
FastDFS is a high-performance, distributed file system designed for managing large volumes of files efficiently. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FastDFS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 6.04
released in
December 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Fastly Next-Gen WAF | 2022 June
2022 Jun | ||
The Fastly Next-Gen WAF provides advanced protection for applications, APIs, and microservices, wherever they live, from a single unified solution. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Fastly Next-Gen WAF works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2022, supported by Fastly. Quick-start guides | |||
| Fedora | 2018 May
2018 May | ||
Fedora is an open-source operating system based on the Linux kernel for hardware, clouds and containers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Fedora works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 28
released in
May 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| FFmpeg | 2011 November
2011 Nov | ||
FFmpeg is an open-source software project consisting of a suite of libraries and programs for handling video, audio, and other multimedia files and streams. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FFmpeg works on Arm Linux servers starting from version n0.7.7
released in
November 2011. Quick-start guides | |||
| FFTW (Fastest Fourier Transform in the West) | 2012 May
2012 May | ||
FFTW (Fastest Fourier Transform in the West) is a highly optimized, open-source C library designed for computing the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) in one or more dimensions. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FFTW (Fastest Fourier Transform in the West) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.3.2
released in
May 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| FIGlet | 2019 February
2019 Feb | ||
FIGlet is a tool that turns text into large letter ASCII art. It is a program for adding eye-catching text to the user’s command-line interface or scripts. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FIGlet works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.2.5
released in
February 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Filebeat | 2021 March
2021 Mar | ||
Filebeat is a lightweight log shipper that monitors and forwards log files to a central data processing system. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Filebeat works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.12.0
released in
March 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Fio | 2021 September
2021 Sep | ||
Fio is a flexible I/O tester tool, and is used to save the hassle of writing special test case programs. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Fio works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.28
released in
September 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Firecracker | 2019 June
2019 Jun | ||
Firecracker is an open-source tool that creates small, efficient virtual machines, providing both speed and security. It's especially useful for running containers in serverless setups. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Firecracker works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.17.0
released in
June 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Flask | 2013 June
2013 Jun | ||
Flask is a simple python web framework that makes it easy to build and expand web applications. It's designed to be flexible and straightforward, so users can start small and grow the project as needed. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Flask works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.1
released in
June 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| FlatBuffers | 2021 May
2021 May | ||
FlatBuffers is a serialization library and format developed by Google. It is used for efficiently encoding structured data in a binary format, making it ideal for scenarios where performance is critical. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FlatBuffers works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v2.0.0
released in
May 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Flatcar Container Linux | 2021 December
2021 Dec | ||
Flatcar Container Linux is a community Linux distribution designed for container workloads, with high security and low maintenance. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Flatcar Container Linux works on Arm Linux servers from
December 2021, supported by Kinvolk. Quick-start guides | |||
| Flex | 2016 March
2016 Mar | ||
Flex is a tool used to create lexical analyzers, which identify patterns in text. It processes specified rules and generates C and C++ code to handle lexical analysis tasks. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Flex works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.6.1
released in
March 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Flink | 2023 May
2023 May | ||
Apache Flink is an open source stream processing framework with both batch processing and data streaming programs. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Flink works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.17.1
released in
May 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Fluentd | 2017 February
2017 Feb | ||
Fluentd collects events from various data sources and writes them to files, RDBMS, NoSQL, IaaS, SaaS, Hadoop and so on. Fluentd helps to unify the logging infrastructure. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Fluentd works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.12.32
released in
February 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Flume | 2022 June
2022 Jun | ||
Flume is a distributed, reliable, and available service for efficiently collecting, aggregating, and moving large amounts of log data. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Flume works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.10.0
released in
June 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Flux | 2020 September
2020 Sep | ||
Flux is an open and extensible continuous delivery solution for Kubernetes. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Flux works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.0.21
released in
September 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Fmt | 2015 February
2015 Feb | ||
The fmt library is an open-source C++ formatting library that offers a fast and safe alternative to traditional formatting methods. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Fmt works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.8.0
released in
February 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Font Awesome | 2018 June
2018 Jun | ||
Font Awesome is a popular icon set that lets you easily add and customize icons with CSS. It offers a wide range of icons that can be quickly integrated into websites, making design and development more flexible and straightforward. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Font Awesome works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 5.1.0
released in
June 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| FortiGate VM | 2021 September
2021 Sep | ||
FortiGate VM delivers AI-powered advanced threat protection across clouds and data centers. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FortiGate VM works on Arm Linux servers from
September 2021, supported by Fortinet. Quick-start guides | |||
| Fping | 2017 April
2017 Apr | ||
Fping is used for sending ICMP ECHO_REQUEST packets to network hosts and is used for network diagnostics and monitoring. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Fping works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4
released in
April 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| FreeBSD | 2016 October
2016 Oct | ||
FreeBSD is an operating system used to power modern servers, desktops, and embedded platforms. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FreeBSD works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 11
released in
October 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Freedesktop-SDK | 2018 August
2018 Aug | ||
Freedesktop-sdk is a comprehensive development kit designed to provide a consistent and reliable base runtime and build environment for developing and deploying applications on Linux-based operating systems. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Freedesktop-SDK works on Arm Linux servers starting from version freedesktop-sdk-18.08.0
released in
August 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| FreeGLUT | 2015 March
2015 Mar | ||
FreeGLUT is an open-source alternative to OpenGL Utility Toolkit (GLUT) library, which is widely available, simple, and highly portable. FreeGLUT manages all the system-specific chores required for initializing OpenGL contexts, creating windows, and handling input events, to allow for truly portable OpenGL programs. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FreeGLUT works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.0.0
released in
March 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Freeimage | 2023 June
2023 Jun | ||
FreeImage is an open-source image processing library designed to simplify the loading, saving, and manipulating of images in various formats. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Freeimage works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.18.10
released in
June 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| FreeType | 2012 March
2012 Mar | ||
FreeType is an open-source C library that is lightweight, efficient, and highly adaptable, designed to generate high-quality glyph images from a wide range of vector and bitmap font formats. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, FreeType works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.4.9
released in
March 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| Freetype2 | 2012 March
2012 Mar | ||
FreeType2 is an open-source software library designed for rendering fonts. It is widely used in many applications, including operating systems, game engines, and graphic design tools, to render high-quality text. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Freetype2 works on Arm Linux servers starting from version VER-2-4-9
released in
March 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ganglia monitor | 2013 April
2013 Apr | ||
Ganglia is a free software tool that monitors the performance and health of computer clusters, helping users understand how well their systems are working. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ganglia monitor works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.6.0
released in
April 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gatsby (React) | 2017 July
2017 Jul | ||
Gatsby is a React-based open-source framework for creating websites and provides scalability and built-in security. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Gatsby (React) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.0.0
released in
July 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Genymotion Cloud | 2020 November
2020 Nov | ||
Genymotion is a simple, fast developer’s first choice Android emulator. It has evolved into a full-fledged "Android as a service" platform, available across multiple channels in the cloud and on the desktop. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Genymotion Cloud works on Arm Linux servers from
November 2020, supported by Genymobile. Quick-start guides | |||
| GEOS | 2012 January
2012 Jan | ||
GEOS is a C++ library that provides spatial object models and fundamental geometric operations, implementing the OpenGIS Simple Features Specification for processing complex geospatial data efficiently. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GEOS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.3.2
released in
January 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| GeoServer | 2022 November
2022 Nov | ||
GeoServer is written in Java that allows geospatial data sharing and publishing. It supports various data formats and output services like Web Map Service (WMS), Web Feature Service (WFS) and Web Coverage Service (WCS). Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GeoServer works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.22.0
released in
November 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL) | 2014 April
2014 Apr | ||
GDAL is an open-source library for reading, writing, and manipulating geospatial data formats, widely used in geographic information system (GIS) applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.10.1
released in
April 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gerrit | 2022 November
2022 Nov | ||
Gerrit is a project management and code review tool for Git projects. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Gerrit works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.5.4
released in
November 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| GitHub Actions Runner - Hosted | 2024 September
2024 Sep | ||
Hosted Arm64 Linux virtual machines from GitHub to run automated workflows. Contains an environment of tools, packages, and settings available for GitHub Actions to use. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GitHub Actions Runner - Hosted works on Arm Linux servers from
September 2024, supported by GitHub. Quick-start guides | |||
| GitHub Actions Runner - Self-hosted | 2019 November
2019 Nov | ||
A self-hosted runner is a system that deploys and manages the execution of jobs from GitHub Actions on GitHub.com. Self-hosted runners can be physical, virtual, in a container, on-premises, or in a cloud. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GitHub Actions Runner - Self-hosted works on Arm Linux servers from
November 2019, supported by GitHub. Quick-start guides | |||
| GitLab | 2020 September
2020 Sep | ||
Gitlab is a complete DevOps platform that enables developers to perform all the tasks in a project, from project planning and source code management to monitoring and security. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GitLab works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 13.4.0
released in
September 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| GitLab Runner | 2021 June
2021 Jun | ||
GitLab Runner is an application that works with GitLab CI/CD to run jobs in a pipeline. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GitLab Runner works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2021, supported by GitLab. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gitness | 2023 November
2023 Nov | ||
An open source development platform with the power of code hosting and automated continuous integration pipelines. This project is currently managed by Harness. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Gitness works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v3.0.0-beta.3
released in
November 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Glew | 2013 July
2013 Jul | ||
GLEW (OpenGL Extension Wrangler Library) allows developers to use advanced OpenGL features by handling extensions. It makes it easier to access and manage additional graphics functions. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Glew works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.10.0
released in
July 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| glibc | 2014 February
2014 Feb | ||
The GNU C Library, provides the core libraries for the GNU system and GNU/Linux systems, as well as many other systems that use Linux as the kernel. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, glibc works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.19
released in
February 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| GlusterFS | 2021 January
2021 Jan | ||
GlusterFS is an open-source, scalable distributed file system designed to handle large amounts of data across multiple servers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GlusterFS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v9.0
released in
January 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gmsh | Not yet supported | ||
Gmsh is a free, open-source software tool that generates 3D finite element meshes, featuring an integrated CAD engine and post-processing capabilities for geometric modeling, meshing, and visualization in computational science and engineering. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, Gmsh does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
Suggest an alternative here. Quick-start guides | |||
| GNU Debugger (GDB) | 2013 April
2013 Apr | ||
GNU Debugger (GDB) is a tool for developers to track down and fix issues in their code by letting them pause and examine how their programs run. It works with multiple programming languages to simplify the debugging process. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GNU Debugger (GDB) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.6
released in
April 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library (GMP) | 2013 February
2013 Feb | ||
GMP is a library for precision arithmetic, operating on signed integers, floating-point, and rational numbers. GMP has a rich set of functions with a regular interface. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GNU Multiple Precision Arithmetic Library (GMP) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 5.1.1
released in
February 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| GNU Toolchain (GCC) | 2018 October
2018 Oct | ||
The GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) is a compiler system produced by the GNU Project supporting various programming languages. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GNU Toolchain (GCC) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 6.5.0
released in
October 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| GnuTLS | 2013 May
2013 May | ||
GnuTLS is an open-source library offering cryptographic protocols like TLS and SSL, facilitating secure communication and authentication for online services and applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GnuTLS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.2.0
released in
May 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Golang | 2015 August
2015 Aug | ||
Golang, also known as Go, is a statically typed, compiled programming language designed by Google for efficiency, simplicity, and reliability. It has robust support for concurrent programming. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Golang works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.5
released in
August 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) | 2022 June
2022 Jun | ||
Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is a managed Kubernetes service that allows users to run containerized applications at scale using Google's infrastructure. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2022, supported by Google Cloud. Quick-start guides | |||
| Google Logging (glog) | 2019 March
2019 Mar | ||
Google Logging is a C++14 library that implements application-level logging, and it provides various helper macros and logging APIs based on C++-style streams. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Google Logging (glog) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.4.0
released in
March 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Google-Test | 2021 June
2021 Jun | ||
GoogleTest is widely used to develop C++ applications, from small projects to large-scale systems. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Google-Test works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.11.0
released in
June 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| GPERF | 2017 January
2017 Jan | ||
Gperf is a tool used to generate perfect hash functions, which map a set of input values to a set of integers with no collisions. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GPERF works on Arm Linux servers starting from version gperf-3.1
released in
January 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| gPerftools | 2015 August
2015 Aug | ||
gPerftools is a collection of performance analysis tools designed to help developers optimize their applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, gPerftools works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.1.90
released in
August 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gradle | 2012 June
2012 Jun | ||
Gradle is a versatile build automation tool used in software development for compiling, testing, and deploying applications, known for its flexibility, performance, and support for multiple programming languages. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Gradle works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.0
released in
June 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| Grafana | 2018 June
2018 Jun | ||
Grafana is an open-source analytics and interactive visualization web application. It allows users to ingest data from various sources, query this data, and display it on customizable charts for easy analysis. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Grafana works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 5.2.0
released in
June 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Grafana Enterprise | 2020 January
2020 Jan | ||
Grafana Enterprise includes access to enterprise plugins that take users existing data sources and allow user to drop them right into Grafana. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Grafana Enterprise works on Arm Linux servers from
January 2020, supported by Grafana Labs. Quick-start guides | |||
| GreenplumPython | 2020 August
2020 Aug | ||
GreenplumPython is a Python library designed to interact with Greenplum Database, an MPP (Massively Parallel Processing) database platform. This library enables developers to leverage Python for data analytics and machine learning directly within the Greenplum environment. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GreenplumPython works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.0.0-beta
released in
August 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Groff | 2013 February
2013 Feb | ||
Groff (GNU roff) is a text-processing tool that includes formatting commands to generate typeset documents, aligning it with the description of build tools and utilities that aid in generating readable or optimized output. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Groff works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.22.2
released in
February 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gromacs | 2015 December
2015 Dec | ||
Free and open-source software suite for high-performance molecular dynamics and output analysis Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Gromacs works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 5.1
released in
December 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| Groovy/Grails | 2015 July
2015 Jul | ||
Grails is a framework used to build web applications with the Groovy programming language. The core framework is very extensible and there are numerous plugins available that provide easy integration of add-on features. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Groovy/Grails works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.0.4
released in
July 2015. Quick-start guides | |||
| gRPC | 2021 June
2021 Jun | ||
gRPC is an open-source, high-performance remote procedure call (RPC) framework that can run anywhere. gRPC enables client and server applications to communicate transparently, and simplifies the building of connected systems. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, gRPC works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.38.1
released in
June 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Guacamole | 2018 May
2018 May | ||
Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway that supports standard protocols like RDP, VNC, and SSH, allowing users to access their desktops through a web browser. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Guacamole works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9.14
released in
May 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gunicorn | 2013 July
2013 Jul | ||
Gunicorn 'Green Unicorn' is a Python WSGI HTTP Server for UNIX. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Gunicorn works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 17.5
released in
July 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| GVisor | 2021 January
2021 Jan | ||
GVisor is an open-source Linux-compatible sandbox that runs anywhere existing container tooling does. It enables cloud-native container security and portability. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, GVisor works on Arm Linux servers starting from version release-20210121.1
released in
January 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Gzip | 2018 December
2018 Dec | ||
Gzip (GNU zip) is a popular file compression tool developed in the GNU Project. It is used to compress and decompress files, primarily to reduce their size and save storage space or bandwidth during transmission. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Gzip works on Arm Linux servers starting from version gzip 1.10
released in
December 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| H2 | 2013 October
2013 Oct | ||
H2 is RDBMS written in Java. It's open-source, very fast, provides browser-based console application, and has a small footprint of around 2.5 MB jar file size. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, H2 works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.3.174
released in
October 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hadoop | 2020 July
2020 Jul | ||
The Apache Hadoop software library is a framework that allows for distributed processing of large data sets across clusters of computers using simple programming models. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hadoop works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.3.0
released in
July 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Haproxy | 2014 June
2014 Jun | ||
Haproxy provides a high availability load balancer and Proxy for TCP and HTTP-based applications that spreads requests across multiple servers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Haproxy works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.5.0
released in
June 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| HAProxy Enterprise | 2021 April
2021 Apr | ||
HAProxy Enterprise is the industry’s leading software load balancer. It powers modern application delivery at any scale and in any environment, providing the utmost performance, observability and security. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, HAProxy Enterprise works on Arm Linux servers from
April 2021, supported by HAProxy. Quick-start guides | |||
| Harbor | 2023 April
2023 Apr | ||
An open source trusted cloud native registry project that stores, signs, and scans content. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Harbor works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.7.1
released in
April 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Harness CD and GitOps | 2023 October
2023 Oct | ||
Deploy your apps and infrastructure changes safely. Automate the steps to get your changes into production, while making software releases more efficient and reliable. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Harness CD and GitOps works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2023, supported by Harness. Quick-start guides | |||
| Harness Chaos Engineering | 2023 October
2023 Oct | ||
Identify weaknesses & potential outages in your infrastructure by implementing controlled chaos tests. Understnand how your applications stand up to real-world failure scenarios. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Harness Chaos Engineering works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2023, supported by Harness. Quick-start guides | |||
| Harness CI | 2023 October
2023 Oct | ||
Build and test your code, manage dependencies, upload artifacts, and monitor build outcomes. This enterprise offering offers unique features such as AIDA, Cache Intelligence, and Test Intelligence. In addition you can integrate third party tools, custom scripts, and other Harness modules. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Harness CI works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2023, supported by Harness. Quick-start guides | |||
| Harness Feature Flags | 2023 October
2023 Oct | ||
A feature management solution. You can change your software's functionality without deploying new code by letting you hide code. It is like a powerful 'If' statement. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Harness Feature Flags works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2023, supported by Harness. Quick-start guides | |||
| Harness Security Test Orchestration | 2023 October
2023 Oct | ||
Harness Security Testing Orchestration streamlines security testing by automating workflows, integrating diverse testing tools, and providing comprehensive risk insights to enhance application security efficiently. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Harness Security Test Orchestration works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2023, supported by Harness. Quick-start guides | |||
| Haskell.nix | 2024 March
2024 Mar | ||
A powerful toolset that streamlines the Haskell development process by utilizing the Nix package manager to ensure reproducible builds and consistent environments. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Haskell.nix works on Arm Linux servers starting from version nix-tools-0.1.6
released in
March 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hazelcast | 2023 May
2023 May | ||
Hazelcast provides a distributed compute engine and a fast data store in one runtime. It offers better performance and scale for real-time and AI-driven applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hazelcast works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 5.3.0
released in
May 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hazelcast Platform | 2023 May
2023 May | ||
Hazelcast is a real-time data platform that integrates data storage and distributed computing in one runtime. It’s ideal for environments requiring low latency, high throughput, and robust security, enhancing application performance. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hazelcast Platform works on Arm Linux servers from
May 2023, supported by Hazelcast. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hbase | 2012 January
2012 Jan | ||
Apache HBase is an open-source, distributed, versioned, non-relational database. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hbase works on Arm Linux servers starting from version hbase-0.92.0
released in
January 2012. Quick-start guides | |||
| HDFS | 2020 July
2020 Jul | ||
HDFS is the primary distributed storage used by Hadoop applications. A HDFS cluster primarily consists of a NameNode that manages the file system metadata and DataNodes that store the actual data. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, HDFS works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.3.0
released in
July 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Heartbeat | 2021 March
2021 Mar | ||
Heartbeat is a lightweight agent that monitors the availability of services and endpoints, providing uptime data and response time metrics for Elasticsearch observability. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Heartbeat works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 7.12.0
released in
March 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Heimdall Proxy Enterprise Edition | 2022 May
2022 May | ||
Heimdall Proxy Enterprise Edition is a software product designed to improve the performance, scalability, and security of database connections within an enterprise environment. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Heimdall Proxy Enterprise Edition works on Arm Linux servers from
May 2022, supported by Heimdall Data. Quick-start guides | |||
| Helm | 2018 August
2018 Aug | ||
Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes that automates the creation, packaging, configuration, and deployment of Kubernetes applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Helm works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.10.0
released in
August 2018. Quick-start guides | |||
| Highwayhash | 2021 March
2021 Mar | ||
HighwayHash is a fast, secure hash function designed for speed and security, suitable for use in checksums, hash tables and fingerprinting. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Highwayhash works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.0.2
released in
March 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hiredis | 2022 December
2022 Dec | ||
Hiredis is a library designed for easy interaction with Redis, a powerful database that stores data in memory for fast access. It helps developers efficiently send commands and retrieve responses from Redis within their applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hiredis works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.1.0
released in
December 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hive | 2022 November
2022 Nov | ||
The Apache Hive data warehouse software helps to read, write, and manage large datasets that reside in the distributed storage using SQL. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hive works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.0.0-alpha-2
released in
November 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| HMMER | 2023 August
2023 Aug | ||
HMMER is a bioinformatics toolset for identifying homologous sequences in sequence databases and making sequence alignments using Hidden Markov Models (HMMs). Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, HMMER works on Arm Linux servers starting from version hmmer-3.4
released in
August 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Honeytail agent | 2020 February
2020 Feb | ||
Honeytail is Honeycomb's agent for ingesting log file data into Honeycomb and making it available for exploration. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Honeytail agent works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2020, supported by Honeycomb. Quick-start guides | |||
| Horovod (Uber) | 2020 September
2020 Sep | ||
Horovod by Uber Technologies is a free, open-source tool that speeds up and scales deep learning training by using multiple GPUs and computers. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Horovod (Uber) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.20.0
released in
September 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hping3 | 2013 October
2013 Oct | ||
Hping3 is a command-line tool for generating custom TCP/IP packets, widely used for network testing, firewall auditing, and security assessments. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hping3 works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.a2.ds2-6
released in
October 2013. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hue | 2021 June
2021 Jun | ||
Hue is an open-source web interface that simplifies the use of Apache Hadoop and other big data platforms. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Hue works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.1
released in
June 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Hyperscan | Not yet supported | ||
Hyperscan is a fast and efficient library for searching through large datasets using regular expressions. It's built for real-time text processing, handling complex pattern matching quickly. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, Hyperscan does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
An alternative that does work on Arm is
Vectorscan. Quick-start guides | |||
| IBM MQ Service | 2022 June
2022 Jun | ||
IBM MQ, also known as IBM Message Queue, is a robust messaging middleware solution designed to facilitate seamless and secure communication between applications, systems, and services. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, IBM MQ Service works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2022, supported by IBM. Quick-start guides | |||
| Ignite UI | 2016 October
2016 Oct | ||
Ignite UI is a collection of UI components for web development. It provides pre-built elements like grids, charts, and dashboards to help developers build feature-rich and data-driven web applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Ignite UI works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 16.2 RTM
released in
October 2016. Quick-start guides | |||
| Impala | 2024 August
2024 Aug | ||
Apache Impala is a distributed SQL query engine designed for fast, interactive analysis of large-scale data stored in Hadoop, enabling real-time big data processing. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Impala works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.4.0
released in
August 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| in-toto | 2017 November
2017 Nov | ||
in-toto is a framework to protect supply chain integrity. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, in-toto works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.1.1
released in
November 2017. Quick-start guides | |||
| Indigo | 2021 December
2021 Dec | ||
Indigo by EPAM is a free and open-source toolkit for working with molecules. It allows users to analyze structures, search for similar molecules, and visualize them in a clear format. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Indigo works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.6.1
released in
December 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| InfluxDB | 2020 December
2020 Dec | ||
InfluxDB is an open source time series database written in Rust, using Apache Arrow, Apache Parquet, and Apache DataFusion as its foundational building blocks. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, InfluxDB works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.0.3
released in
December 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| InfluxDB Enterprise | 2021 July
2021 Jul | ||
InfluxDB Enterprise is designed to provide advanced features, scalability, and reliability for managing time-series data in production environments. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, InfluxDB Enterprise works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2021, supported by InfluxData. Quick-start guides | |||
| Infracost | 2022 February
2022 Feb | ||
Infracost provides real-time cost estimates for infrastructure as code, helping teams predict cloud expenses before deployment. Integrating with CI/CD pipelines ensures financial efficiency and informed decision-making throughout the development process. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Infracost works on Arm Linux servers from
February 2022, supported by Infracost. Quick-start guides | |||
| Infracost | 2022 January
2022 Jan | ||
Infracost is an open-source tool designed to help developers and DevOps teams understand and manage the costs of cloud infrastructure resources. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Infracost works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.9.17
released in
January 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Infrastructure Agent | 2021 October
2021 Oct | ||
Infrastructure monitoring agent is a lightweight executable file that collects data about the hosts. It also reports data from some third party services, if enabled, and also log data. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Infrastructure Agent works on Arm Linux servers from
October 2021, supported by New Relic. Quick-start guides | |||
| IniParser | 2024 May
2024 May | ||
IniParser is a C library designed to efficiently parse ini configuration files across various operating systems and programming languages. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, IniParser works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 4.2.2
released in
May 2024. Quick-start guides | |||
| Insight agent | 2022 December
2022 Dec | ||
Insight agent is used to centralize and monitor data on the Insight platform. Insight Agent gives visibility and detection by collecting live system information, including running processes, asset identification, and logs from the assets, and sends this data back to the Insight platform for analysis. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Insight agent works on Arm Linux servers from
December 2022, supported by Rapid7. Quick-start guides | |||
| InsightVM | 2020 June
2020 Jun | ||
InsightVM is a vulnerability management solution. It helps organizations identify, assess, and prioritize vulnerabilities in their IT infrastructure. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, InsightVM works on Arm Linux servers from
June 2020, supported by Rapid7. Quick-start guides | |||
| Iotop | 2021 August
2021 Aug | ||
Iotop is a Linux utility for monitoring disk I/O in real-time, showing the disk usage of processes, and aiding in identifying those responsible for significant disk activity. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Iotop works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.18
released in
August 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| Iperf | 2014 May
2014 May | ||
Iperf is used to determine the maximum achievable bandwidth on IP networks. It reports the throughput, loss, and other parameters of every test performed. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Iperf works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 3.0.1
released in
May 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| IRIS | 2020 May
2020 May | ||
InterSystems IRIS® makes it easier to build high-performance, machine learning-enabled applications that connect data and application silos. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, IRIS works on Arm Linux servers from
May 2020, supported by InterSystems. Quick-start guides | |||
| Isa-l | 2019 March
2019 Mar | ||
ISA-L is a collection of optimized low-level functions targeting storage applications. ISA-L includes Erasure codes, CRC, Raid, Compression, De-compression, igzip. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Isa-l works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v2.26.0
released in
March 2019. Quick-start guides | |||
| Istio | 2020 April
2020 Apr | ||
Istio is an open-source service mesh that layers transparently onto existing distributed applications. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Istio works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.6.0-alpha.1
released in
April 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| ITP (The Interpolate, Truncate, Project) | 2022 June
2022 Jun | ||
The Interpolate, Truncate, Project (ITP) algorithm is a numerical method used for solving root-finding problems. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, ITP (The Interpolate, Truncate, Project) works on Arm Linux servers starting from version v1.0.0
released in
June 2022. Quick-start guides | |||
| Jaeger | 2020 June
2020 Jun | ||
Jaeger is a distributed tracing platform created by Uber Technologies and donated to Cloud Native Computing Foundation. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Jaeger works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 1.18.1
released in
June 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| JanusGraph | 2023 February
2023 Feb | ||
JanusGraph is a scalable, distributed graph database optimized for storing and querying large-scale graph data structures. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, JanusGraph works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 0.6.3
released in
February 2023. Quick-start guides | |||
| Java/OpenJDK | 2014 March
2014 Mar | ||
Java, including its open-source implementation OpenJDK, is a widely-used, high-level, class-based, object-oriented programming language designed for portability across various platforms. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Java/OpenJDK works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 8
released in
March 2014. Quick-start guides | |||
| Jenkins | 2020 September
2020 Sep | ||
Jenkins is an open-source continuous integration/continuous delivery and deployment (CI/CD) automation software DevOps tool written in the Java programming language. It is used to implement CI/CD workflows, called pipelines. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Jenkins works on Arm Linux servers starting from version 2.6
released in
September 2020. Quick-start guides | |||
| Jetty | 2021 January
2021 Jan | ||
Jetty is an open-source project that provides a web server and javax.servlet container. It was developed by the Eclipse Foundation and is known for its lightweight and modular architecture. Works on Arm?
Version listed is the first version we located that enabled support for Arm servers (with Neoverse IP). It was sourced from release notes, aarch64 binary availability, and/or manual validation. For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, Jetty works on Arm Linux servers starting from version jetty-9.4.36.v20210114
released in
January 2021. Quick-start guides | |||
| JFrog Artifactory | 2022 July
2022 Jul | ||
JFrog Artifactory offers a single solution for managing your artifacts, binaries, files and containers. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, JFrog Artifactory works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2022, supported by JFrog. Quick-start guides | |||
| JFrog Distribution | 2024 March
2024 Mar | ||
JFrog Distribution enables secure software distribution at scale, across devices, development sites, download centers, and more. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, JFrog Distribution works on Arm Linux servers from
March 2024, supported by JFrog. Quick-start guides | |||
| JFrog Insight | 2022 July
2022 Jul | ||
JFrog Insight provides metrics about the JFrog Platform components, including JFrog Distribution, JFrog Artifactory, and JFrog Xray. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. Yes, JFrog Insight works on Arm Linux servers from
July 2022, supported by JFrog. Quick-start guides | |||
| JFrog Pipelines | Not yet supported | ||
JFrog Pipelines orchestrates and optimizes your Devops pipeline, including building, testing, and deploying software. It integrates well with other JFrog products. Works on Arm?
For best performance and security, always use the lastest version when possible. No, JFrog Pipelines does not yet work on Arm Linux servers.
Suggest an alternative here. Quick-start guides | |||
| JFrog Xray | 2022 July
2022 Jul | ||