Linux - Namespace Documentation

Run Linux on your choice of modern CPU architecture. Namespace supports both AMD64 and ARM64 workloads on high-end processors, with shape options tuned for CI, container builds, and parallel compute.

AMD64 Architecture

Our AMD64 instances use high-performance AMD EPYC CPUs optimized for compute-intensive workloads, including:

CI/CD pipelines with intensive build processes
Large-scale compilation workflows
End-to-end browser testing

ARM64 Architecture

Native ARM64 support is powered by AmpereOne processors. Apple M4 Pro and M5 Max support for Linux workloads is available as an early access. This architecture excels at:

Natively building and running ARM applications and containers
Heavily multithreaded compute operations

High-memory instances

For workloads requiring exceptional memory capacity like data processing and analytics pipelines, Namespace offers extended memory configurations:

80 GB, 96 GB, 112 GB, 128 GB - Extended memory options
256 GB, 384 GB, 512 GB - High-memory instances for specialized workloads

Note: High-memory instances (over 64 GB) require special access and may not be available on all subscription plans. Contact support@namespace.so to request access to high-memory configurations.

Last modified on August 19, 2026

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