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Last Updated: April 21, 2026
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MarkLogic Server
Version 11.0
Documentation

MarkLogic Server is supported on these platforms:

Platform	Comment
Microsoft Windows Server 2019 Microsoft Windows Server 2016 Microsoft Windows Server 2012 (x64)	Microsoft Windows Server supports Open Neural Network Exchange format (ONNX) for machine learning. To use the ONNX APIs and obtain the required Machine Learning libraries, download the GPU-enabled version of MarkLogic Server for Windows.
Microsoft Windows 10 (x64)	Desktop Microsoft Windows 10 (x64) is supported for development only. Use Windows Server for Production.
Mac OS X 10.14 to 14.7	Mac OS X is supported for development only. Conversion (Office and PDF) and entity enrichment are not available on Mac OS X. A 64-bit capable processor is required (`http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3696`).
Docker	Docker is supported for development and production (one container per host recommended).
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (x64) Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (x64) Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (x64) Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (AWS Graviton) Amazon Linux 2 (x64) Amazon Linux 2023 (x64) Amazon Linux 2023 (AWS Graviton)	Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (x64) is supported on VMware ESXi 6.0 and Kernel-based Virtual Machine. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 (x64) is supported. Support for ONNX APIs is limited to Linux x64 architecture. MarkLogic 11.3.1 (and up) supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (x64). MarkLogic 11.3.1 (and up) does not leverage GPU devices on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (x64). MarkLogic 11.3.4 - 11.3.x supports AWS Graviton, except that a few MarkLogic Server features are unavailable. Either `none`, `deadline`, `mq-deadline`, or `kyber` I/O scheduler is required to ensure efficient disk I/O for MarkLogic Server on Linux. When configuring an I/O scheduler with SSDs in a virtualized environment (including any cloud-based virtual machines), the OS I/O scheduling must be set to none for 4.x kernels or noop/none for older 3.x kernels. See one of these articles: Use elevator=noop For Linux Virtual Machines What is the suggested I/O scheduler to improve disk performance when using Red Hat Enterprise Linux with virtualization? For a list of packages required for each Linux platform, see Appendix: Linux Packages.

Note:

MarkLogic Server now supports the 1-Click AWS option in AWS Marketplace. So, the published MarkLogic Server AMIs will have data volumes predefined.