What's new in TestArchitect for Linux

The following new features and improvements are introduced in the latest version of TestArchitect running on Linux.

Remember:

Before upgrading to the latest version of TestArchitect, it is strongly recommended that you check in all test artifacts, back up all repositories, and uninstall the current build if any.

Bug Fixes and Enhancements

OpenJDK 21 migration: Gain from the OpenJDK community’s rapid patching of Java vulnerabilities while Oracle start charging Java developers for new JDKs.
Fixed the Dashboard/Lab Manager launching issues that occurred on some specific machines.
Fixed the issue that sometimes the subscription information disappears on the License server GUI.
Enhanced the License Management System service to solve the communication problem between license server and License Management System that sometime occurs.
Fixed the integer overflow displaying on the HTML test result.

The following table lists the recommended hardware and software requirements for TestArchitect.
Recommended system requirements

	TestArchitect Client/Controller with small-scale Repository Server	Production-scale Repository Server (up to 15 concurrent connections, 1GB repository)
Operating system	Red Hat 7.2 or CentOS 7.9 (Learn more)	Windows 2016/2019 Server
RAM	4 GB	8 GB
HDD	At least 10 GB available space	Available space of at least 10 GB plus the total aggregate size of all databases
CPU	2 GHz dual-core or faster	3.1 GHz quad-core

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