Hi there! In terms of stability, you should be fine running the setup you described. However, I *have* heard that people may run into performance issues with a Raspberry Pi 3B+ on a Bullseye release if hardware is not up to par. If you have a decent SD card along with an adequate power supply, you should be fine.
I have an Pi 3b+ with 1gb ram. I have to use the software keycloak but face big problems when i want to use newer version. So I have to use keycloak 15.0.2 which is from 2021 and outdated. Do you think 64bit raspian os allows me to use newer version for softwares? I am very new to this topic.
Hi there! If I understand your needs correctly based on your setup, here are 2 things I can tell you: 1.) I'm not sure how a Raspberry Pi model with 1GB of RAM will behave on a 64-bit Raspbian OS. IMO, it's likely not a good idea since more than 2GB RAM should be minimal for a stable experience on a 64-bit 😵💫 2.) As for Keycloak, I believe that's developed and ran using Java (correct me if I'm wrong). I'd like to think this would be highly dependent on what architecture your Java installation is setup for (i.e. 32-bit, arm64, etc.).
I have bullseye 32 bit on pi 3b+ on a 32 gig sd card, and it's running fine. I'm hoping I don't run out space, it was pain flashing multiple times.
Hi there! In terms of stability, you should be fine running the setup you described. However, I *have* heard that people may run into performance issues with a Raspberry Pi 3B+ on a Bullseye release if hardware is not up to par. If you have a decent SD card along with an adequate power supply, you should be fine.
I have an Pi 3b+ with 1gb ram.
I have to use the software keycloak but face big problems when i want to use newer version. So I have to use keycloak 15.0.2 which is from 2021 and outdated.
Do you think 64bit raspian os allows me to use newer version for softwares?
I am very new to this topic.
Hi there! If I understand your needs correctly based on your setup, here are 2 things I can tell you:
1.) I'm not sure how a Raspberry Pi model with 1GB of RAM will behave on a 64-bit Raspbian OS. IMO, it's likely not a good idea since more than 2GB RAM should be minimal for a stable experience on a 64-bit 😵💫
2.) As for Keycloak, I believe that's developed and ran using Java (correct me if I'm wrong). I'd like to think this would be highly dependent on what architecture your Java installation is setup for (i.e. 32-bit, arm64, etc.).
@@ArcadeSpinner I'm sticking with 32 bit on 1gig of ram on pi 3b+ but definitely on newer pi 4+, 64 bit is the way to go.