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Yes, Prisma can work on AlmaLinux, with the right system libraries.
From the system requirements, Prisma supports “RHEL” family distros (which AlmaLinux is binary-compatible with) as long as you have:
- glibc ≥ 2.17 on AMD64, or ≥ 2.24 on ARM64
- OpenSSL 1.0.x, 1.1.x, or 3.x
- zlib (
libz.so.1)
- libgcc (libgcc_s.so.1) [System requirements]
On RHEL-family distros, Prisma’s engines use rhel-openssl-*.x builds, which assume those libraries are present. [binaryTargets options]
Key points for AlmaLinux:
- Ensure OpenSSL is installed (1.0/1.1/3.0 are all supported).
- Ensure the standard C library (glibc) and zlib/libgcc are present (normally true on a standard AlmaLinux installation).
- If you override binaryTargets in schema.prisma, you typically don’t need to for AlmaLinux; the default detection should pick a compatible RHEL-style engine. [binaryTargets options]
If your environment uses a nonstandard OpenSSL location (e.g. set via LD_LIBRARY_PATH), there is currently an open issue requesting Prisma to look there when resolving libssl. [Compute libssl path]
If those runtime dependencies are satisfied, Prisma should work on AlmaLinux.
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