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Can the WIS and WAS be run on the same machine? |
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WAS and WIS can run on the same physical machine; since they are just containers you can have a docker server running on a machine that hosts both of them no problem. 🙂 In terms of minimum specs, WIS is generally GPU bound and isn't really affected by CPU as long as it's a decent one. Likewise WAS is it lightweight. For reference I am running WAS and WIS on an old i5 dual core hyperthreaded (so 3.4ghz with 4 total threads) and 16GB DDR4 RAM, and they run on a proxmox vm with GPU passthrough while I have another vm on the same hardware running home assistant. I set 2 cores to the docker vm and 2 cores to HA VM. 4GB RAM to HA, and 12GB to docker host. With all that the machine runs HA, WIS, and WAS perfectly fine with excellent performance. |
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Great, thank you. 😃 |
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WAS and WIS can run on the same physical machine; since they are just containers you can have a docker server running on a machine that hosts both of them no problem. 🙂 In terms of minimum specs, WIS is generally GPU bound and isn't really affected by CPU as long as it's a decent one. Likewise WAS is it lightweight. For reference I am running WAS and WIS on an old i5 dual core hyperthreaded (so 3.4ghz with 4 total threads) and 16GB DDR4 RAM, and they run on a proxmox vm with GPU passthrough while I have another vm on the same hardware running home assistant. I set 2 cores to the docker vm and 2 cores to HA VM. 4GB RAM to HA, and 12GB to docker host. With all that the machine runs HA, WIS,…