# Minimum server requirements

If you decide to run the mluvii platform in your own environment, you have several options to choose from. 

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The mluvii system can be installed on a single server for a lower load, or on three servers for load balancing.

### A single Linux server under low load

Maximum number of interactions per day: 150 Maximum number of visitors to the widget site per day: 50,000

CPU: 4 core processor

RAM: 8 GB

HD: 128 GB

OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS or another distribution for which the latest versions of the listed software packages are available.

Software:

* docker-ce 20+
* docker-compose
* postgresql-12
* redis 5
* HAProxy 2.0
* Separate server for site visitors and HAProxy
* Maximum number of interactions per day: 4,000
* Maximum number of visitors to the widget site per day: 500,000

### Separate server for site visitors and HAProxy

Maximum number of interactions per day: 4,000 Maximum number of visitors to the widget site per day: 500,000

CPU: 4-core processor (+2 cores for every 2000 interactions/day, maximum is 4000)

RAM: 16 GB

HD: 500 GB

OS: Linux (see single server variant)

Software: Same as the single server variant except for the HTTP request routing components (HAProxy).

#### Offload server

CPU: 4-core processor

RAM: 16 GB

HD: 500 GB

OS: Linux (see single server variant)

Software:

* docker-ce 20+
* docker-compose
* postgresql-12
* redis 5

#### Proxy server

CPU: 2 core processor (+2 cores for every 75,000 visitors/day)

RAM: 4 GB

HD: 128 GB

OS: Linux (see single server option)

Software:

* HAProxy 2.0
* Varnish

#### Media server

CPU: 4 core processor

RAM: 8 GB

HD: 256 GB

OS: Linux (see single server option)

Software:

* Janus

#### Telephone PBX

CPU: 2 core processor

RAM: 4 GB

HD: 256 GB

OS: Linux (see single server option)

Software:

* Asterisk

**Scaling in case of high load**

If your requirements exceed 4000 interactions/day or 500,000 visitors, please contact us via the mluvii widget on the site.

**Kubernetes** K8s can currently only run a shared instance of mluvii.


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