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# Zmanda Pro Self-Hosted Deployment

### Getting Started with Zmanda Pro self-hosted deployment <a href="#getting-started-with-zmanda-pro-self-hosted-deployment" id="getting-started-with-zmanda-pro-self-hosted-deployment"></a>

The self-hosted deployment is available in two modes:

* **Offsite Offline:** for air-gapped environments such as government institutions or defense services.
* **Offsite Online:** environments which allow traffic over the internet

### Supported Operating Systems

Zmanda Pro currently supports On-premises deployment for the following Linux Distributions:

* Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 8 or later, including distributions based on RHEL
* Debian version 12 (Bookworm) or newer, including Debian-derived distributions
* Fedora version 41 and higher (stable releases only)

### System Requirements for On-Prem Zmanda Pro Server

#### Pre-requisites

* Docker CE (v27.3.x onwards)
  * [\[RHEL | Docker Docs\]](https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/rhel/)
  * [\[Debian | Docker Docs\]](https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/debian/)
* containerd.io
* docker compose plugin (v2.29.x onwards)
* unzip
* jq