Hello, I would like to get a Ugreen DH2300 NAS (octa-core ARM Rockchip RK3576 clocked at 2.2 GHz, with 4 GB of DDR4 RAM) and I would like to know if Gladys could run on this kind of hardware using Docker or do I need a more powerful model?
Hello @Tidus. I don’t know that UGREEN NAS model. As for me, I’ve had a DXP4800 Plus for a few months on which I installed Ubuntu Server 24.04, then Docker and Docker Compose. I then installed Gladys to test it and it works perfectly. In my opinion, you shouldn’t have any problem installing Gladys.
DH models are entry-level, so much less ‹ powerful › than the DXP series. Hence my question: is that sufficient, or would the DXP series be necessary…
Hi @Tidus,
The CPU looks ok (it’s ARM64 architecture, right?), the 4 GB RAM is sufficient, however, what’s the storage?
The most important thing to have a smooth Gladys is that Gladys runs on an SSD 
The ARM Cortex-A72 is a 64-bit chip. Since 2024 it has been extremely rare to see non-IoT devices running 32-bit.
Performance-wise, it’s more than sufficient.
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