Reality Hub
Reality Hub Server
Reality Hub Server refers to a virtual environment that hosts the Reality Hub Server installation. We recommend running Reality Hub Server on a virtual machine for better availability, easy maintenance, firm security, and efficient disaster recovery.
Recommended Configuration
| Category | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operating System (*) | Windows 10 Professional (64-bit) version 22H2, S Mode (Store Mode) is not supported. |
| Processor | 16 Core CPU or more |
| Storage | 256GB or more |
| Memory | 64GB or more |
| Hypervisor | Proxmox or Microsoft Hyper-V version 9.0 (Windows Server 2019) |
(*) Windows 11 is also compatible with Reality Hub Server but Reality Hub 2.0 release is fully tested and benchmarked on Windows 10 OS.
If your production pipeline requires a non-virtualized environment, you can use the Recommended Configuration above.
Reality Hub LE
Since Reality Hub LE runs on the same physical hardware as the same Reality 5 Engine, consider additional CPU and memory requirements for Reality Hub services.
Reality Hub Control PC
You can connect to Reality Hub with a Chrome or Edge browser through a modern laptop or computer (such as a MacBook, Windows PC, or Linux machine) with decent performance.