FME System Requirements

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System Requirements
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FME Form
Operating Systems

Windows

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Windows 11

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Windows 10

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Windows Server 2022

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Windows Server 2019

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Windows Server 2016

 

From version 2022.0 onwards, FME will be available exclusively as a 64-bit version. The manufacturer Safe Software is expected to provide patches for the 32-bit version of FME 2021.2.x until 2026, so that a stable 32-bit version will also be available in the medium term (further information can also be found at: https://community.safe.com/s/article/FME-32-bit-Windows-Continued-Support). If you have any questions, please contact our support.

Linux

Bulletpoint

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

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Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Recommended distribution)

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Debian 11

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (EPEL 9 repository required)

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Rocky Linux 9 (EPEL 9 repository required)

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Oracle Linux 9 (EPEL 9 repository required)

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (EPEL 8 repository required)

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Oracle Linux 8 (EPEL 8 repository required)

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Rocky Linux 8 (EPEL 8 repository required)

Mac

Bulletpoint

macOS 14 Sonoma

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macOS 13 Ventura

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macOS 12 Monterey

FME on macOS does not support case-sensitive file systems

Virtualization

FME Flow should run on almost any virtualization provider's platform, on any supported operating system. FME Form additionally requires GUI support (most leading vendors such as AWS and DigitalOcean provide this, but a small number of other services may not).

Recommended Hardware Requirements

Pentium® 4, AMD Opteron or newer with 8 GB or more of RAM and 20 GB of available disk space. While FME products can operate on legacy hardware, additional memory, faster CPU and disk will significantly improve processing time.

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FME Flow
Operating Systems

Windows

Bulletpoint

Windows 11

Bulletpoint

Windows 10

Bulletpoint

Windows Server 2022

Bulletpoint

Windows Server 2019

Bulletpoint

Windows Server 2016

 

From version 2022.0 onwards, FME will be available exclusively as a 64-bit version. The manufacturer Safe Software is expected to provide patches for the 32-bit version of FME 2021.2.x until 2026, so that a stable 32-bit version will also be available in the medium term (further information can also be found at: https://community.safe.com/s/article/FME-32-bit-Windows-Continued-Support). If you have any questions, please contact our support.

Linux

Bulletpoint

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

Bulletpoint

Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Recommended distribution)

Bulletpoint

Debian 11

Bulletpoint

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (EPEL 9 repository required)

Bulletpoint

Rocky Linux 9 (EPEL 9 repository required)

Bulletpoint

Oracle Linux 9 (EPEL 9 repository required)

Bulletpoint

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (EPEL 8 repository required)

Bulletpoint

Oracle Linux 8 (EPEL 8 repository required)

Bulletpoint

Rocky Linux 8 (EPEL 8 repository required)

Containerization

Bulletpoint

Docker

Bulletpoint

Kubernetes

Virtualization

FME Flow should run on almost any virtualization provider's platform, on any supported operating system. 

Recommended Hardware Requirements

Pentium® 4, AMD Opteron or newer with 8 GB or more of RAM and 20 GB of available disk space. The latest hardware environment with additional memory, faster CPU and disk will have a significant impact on the processing time.

 

Note: You can easily scale FME Flow's processing power by purchasing additional FME Engine licenses. For optimal performance, we recommend that each engine have a dedicated core. If you want to deploy FME Flow without the constraints of hardware, contact us on FME Flow Hosted.

Contact

Bengt Müller, con terra

Bengt Müller

+49 251 59689 300