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@llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-linux-arm64

v0.1.5

Published

LLM Orchestrator CLI - Linux ARM64 binary

Readme

@llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-linux-arm64


📦 What is this package?

This package contains the pre-compiled native binary of LLM Orchestrator specifically built for Linux ARM64 (aarch64) systems. It is automatically installed as an optional dependency when you install @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator on a compatible ARM64 Linux system.

Why ARM64?

ARM64 processors offer:

  • 💰 Cost Efficiency - AWS Graviton instances are up to 40% cheaper
  • Energy Efficiency - Lower power consumption
  • 🚀 Performance - Competitive performance per dollar
  • 🌍 Availability - Growing support across cloud providers

🚀 Installation

Automatic (Recommended)

Simply install the main package - this platform package will be installed automatically:

npm install -g @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator

Manual (Advanced)

If you need to install this package directly:

npm install @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-linux-arm64

⚙️ System Requirements

| Requirement | Minimum | Recommended | |------------|---------|-------------| | OS | Linux (any distribution) | Ubuntu 20.04+, Debian 11+ | | Architecture | ARM64 / aarch64 | ARM64 v8+ | | glibc | 2.31 | 2.35+ | | RAM | 512 MB | 2 GB+ | | Disk Space | 20 MB | 50 MB |

Compatible Platforms

Cloud Providers

  • AWS Graviton - EC2 instances (t4g, m6g, c6g, r6g families)
  • Oracle Cloud - Ampere A1 instances
  • Azure - Dpsv5, Epsv5 series
  • Google Cloud - Tau T2A instances
  • Hetzner - CAX series

Single Board Computers

  • Raspberry Pi - 4 Model B, 400, Compute Module 4
  • Raspberry Pi - 5
  • NVIDIA Jetson - Nano, Xavier NX, AGX
  • Rock Pi - 4, 5
  • Orange Pi - 5

Distributions

  • ✅ Ubuntu 20.04, 22.04, 24.04
  • ✅ Debian 11, 12
  • ✅ Amazon Linux 2023
  • ✅ Fedora 36+
  • ✅ Arch Linux ARM

🎯 Use Cases

Perfect for:

  • Cost-Optimized Cloud - AWS Graviton for 40% cost savings
  • Edge Computing - Raspberry Pi and edge devices
  • IoT Applications - ARM-based embedded systems
  • CI/CD Pipelines - GitHub Actions ARM64 runners
  • Development Boards - NVIDIA Jetson for AI workloads

📊 Package Contents

@llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-linux-arm64/
├── bin/
│   └── llm-orchestrator          # Native ARM64 binary (~11.5 MB)
├── package.json
└── README.md

🔧 Verification

Verify the installation and check the binary:

# Check installation
npm list -g @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-linux-arm64

# Verify architecture
file $(which llm-orchestrator)
# Output: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, ARM aarch64

# Check version
llm-orchestrator --version

# Verify it's native (not emulated)
uname -m
# Output: aarch64

💡 Performance Tips

AWS Graviton Optimization

# Use Graviton3 instances for best performance
# Instance types: c7g, m7g, r7g families

# Enable automatic NUMA balancing
echo 1 > /proc/sys/kernel/numa_balancing

# Use local NVMe storage for better I/O
# Instance types: c6gd, m6gd, r6gd

Raspberry Pi Optimization

# Increase available memory
# Add to /boot/config.txt:
gpu_mem=16

# Use tmpfs for temporary files
export TMPDIR=/tmp/llm-orchestrator
mkdir -p $TMPDIR

📚 Documentation

For complete usage documentation, see the main package:


🐛 Troubleshooting

Ensure you have enough memory and swap:

# Check available memory
free -h

# Increase swap if needed
sudo dphys-swapfile swapoff
sudo sed -i 's/CONF_SWAPSIZE=.*/CONF_SWAPSIZE=2048/' /etc/dphys-swapfile
sudo dphys-swapfile setup
sudo dphys-swapfile swapon

Check your glibc version:

ldd --version

# If too old, consider:
# - Upgrading your distribution
# - Using Docker
docker pull --platform linux/arm64 ghcr.io/globalbusinessadvisors/llm-orchestrator:latest

Ensure you're running native ARM64, not emulated:

# Check architecture
uname -m  # Should show: aarch64

# Check if emulated (on x64 systems)
cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i "model name"
# Should show ARM processor, not Intel/AMD

🔗 Related Packages

| Package | Platform | npm | |---------|----------|-----| | Main Package | All platforms | @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator | | Linux x64 | Linux x64 | @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-linux-x64 | | macOS Intel | macOS x64 | @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-darwin-x64 | | macOS Apple Silicon | macOS ARM64 | @llm-dev-ops/llm-orchestrator-darwin-arm64 |


📄 License

MIT OR Apache-2.0


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