Operating system
For Docker-based installation, any Linux distribution with Docker support is required. Further information on the compatibility of Docker CE and EE can be found on the Docker help center: https://docs.docker.com/install/overview/.
Note: Docker on Windows and Mac is currently not supported by BrowserStack Code Quality.
Hardware
- We recommend a minimum of 2 dedicated cores
- For projects > 1 Mio. Lines of code 4 cores are recommended
- For projects > 3 Mio. Lines of code 8 cores are recommended.
Memory
- Minimum 8 GB RAM (dedicated)
- For projects > 1 Mio. Lines of code 16 GB RAM are recommended
- For projects > 3 Mio. Lines of code 32 GB RAM are recommended.
Storage
- Minimum of 100 GB storage
- Should be expandable to support a growing analysis history
- The table below gives an indication on the growing storage requirements:
| Lines of Code | Storage size of 1 full snapshot |
| 100.000 | About 70-90MB |
| 1.000.000 | About 700MB – 1.2GB |
| 2.000.000 | About 1.2 – 2GB |
Table 1:Storage estimations
Network
During Installation
- The instance needs to be accessible through SSH.
After Installation
- One port needs to be exposed to access BrowserStack Code Quality via HTTP on the browser (by default port 3000)
- For remote scans where scans run on a build machine and results are published to the BrowserStack Code Quality server, port 5432 also needs to be exposed
- Connectivity to all external systems that should be integrated is required on the relevant ports-
- This includes connectivity to the repositories (i.e. git, GitHub, GitLab, TFS, SVN) on the required ports (i.e. HTTPS, SSH)
- If CI integration is required, connectivity between BrowserStack Code Quality on the CI system is required
- If task management is required, connectivity between BrowserStack Code Quality and the task management system needs to be there (i.e. for Jira, Teamforge)