Overview
AIX
Linux
macOS
Windows
WPS Analytics for Linux is supported on:
x86 hardware platforms
ARM (AARCH64) hardware platforms
IBM Power LE (Little Endian) hardware platforms
Linux on x86
Linux Standard Base (LSB)
WPS Analytics has officially been tested for compatibility with distributions of Linux certified for Linux Standard Base (LSB) version 3.0 and higher. LSB is a certification management system intended to encourage compatibility between different distributions of Linux.
Popular distributions known to be LSB compliant include:
- Asianux
- Bharat Operating System Solutions (BOSS)
- Booyo
- Linpus
- Mandriva Linux
- Montavista Linux Carrier Grade Edition
- Neoshine
- openSUSE
- Oracle Enterprise Linux
- Red Flag Linux Desktop
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- SUSE Linux
- Ubuntu
- Xandros Server
Other Linux distributions
There are many other excellent Linux Distributions that are not officially LSB certified, many of which will run WPS analyticswithout problem. WPS Analytics requires a 2.6 or later kernel. In addition to the LSB distributions listed, you could try:
- Arch Linux
- CentOS
- Debian
- Fedora
- Gentoo
- Knoppix
- Kubuntu
- Linux Mint
- Pardus
- PCLinuxOS
- Sabayon Linux
- SimplyMEPIS
- Slackware
Using Linux on x86, WPS Analytics can be used in the following ways:
IDE-GUI
(WPS Workbench)
Use the Workbench to manage, edit and execute your programs.
Command line use
(WPS CLI)
Run the Processing Engine from a command line or in batch mode.
Share server resources
(WPS Link)
Local workstations can use client/server GUI facilities to run programs on remote servers.
Remote submit programs
(WPS Communicate)
Programmatically execute parts of a program on remote servers and mainframes and upload/download data.
Linux on ARM
AArch64 support
WPS Analytics is available to use with versions of Linux capable of operating on hardware using the ARM8 64-bit processor, also known as AArch64.
Using Linux on AArch64, WPS Analytics can be used in the following ways:
Command line use
(WPS CLI)
Run the Processing Engine from a command line or in batch mode.
Share server resources
(WPS Link)
Local workstations can use client/server GUI facilities to run programs on remote servers.
Remote submit programs
(WPS Communicate)
Programmatically execute parts of a program on remote servers and mainframes and upload/download data.
Linux on IBM Power LE (Little Endian)
High-end server support
The table below lists the versions of Linux for IBM Power LE on which WPS Analytics is supported.
| Linux on IBM Power LE |
|---|
|
Red Hat 7 |
Alternative platform options
WPS Analytics is also supported with AIX on IBM Power.
Using Linux on IBM Power LE, WPS Analytics can be used in the following ways:
Command line use
(WPS CLI)
Run the Processing Engine from a command line or in batch mode.
Share server resources
(WPS Link)
Local workstations can use client/server GUI facilities to run programs on remote servers.
Remote submit programs
(WPS Communicate)
Programmatically execute parts of a program on remote servers and mainframes and upload/download data.