If they absolutely need to track all of those devices at the same time live in real time, then there's not much that can be done.
I needed to have them all in one account, but if there is no other way, I'm going to divide them into several accounts. What would be the ideal or maximum amount that can be managed per user?
It probably depends on how frequently your devices update location.
Anton, would putting the devices in groups and only showing certain groups at a time assist?
Probably yes.
There you go Jose. What I can tell you about Traccar is the way the queries between the web server and the database work. If you put these devices in Groups and filter by group in the interface, the web server will be running SQL queries on the database for "WHERE tc_group = XXX". The results of that query will be sent back to the web server, with the web server only having to process the returned data.
I say give it a shot and see how the performance improves.
Kaldek this is completely incorrect.
If it's incorrect how come you said it might work by limiting the groups shown? I haven't sniffed that particular query but was basing it on other queries we've seen to our database.
The filtering is done in the web app, not in the database.
Hi, I have a user with over 2,000 devices, but it's almost impossible to use because the interface becomes very slow when performing any function.
Is there any configuration I can do to improve this?