Hello everyone, I’ve recently experienced a growing increase in gps on my app (100K) and I would like to start managing Traccar more efficiently. I am currently using version 5.0, and I am in the process of updating it, but as you know, setting up a development server can be quite complex since there aren’t many devices reporting at the same time.
I wanted to know if I can use Nginx and create two instances of Traccar on my Windows server to distribute the load, improve data processing, and avoid problems with data storage or bottlenecks. Thanks.
i've also seen that a recurring suggestion is to use HAProxy to balance the load of devices. It's worth mentioning that 95% of the devices use port 5023.
In general ubuntu with nginx , mysql and traccar is always faster.
How many locations per second are you handling? Horizontal scaling is not trivial to set up, so I would strongly recommend having a single server for as long as possible.
A single server should be able to handle it.
Hello everyone, I’ve recently experienced a growing increase in gps on my app (100K) and I would like to start managing Traccar more efficiently. I am currently using version 5.0, and I am in the process of updating it, but as you know, setting up a development server can be quite complex since there aren’t many devices reporting at the same time.
I wanted to know if I can use Nginx and create two instances of Traccar on my Windows server to distribute the load, improve data processing, and avoid problems with data storage or bottlenecks. Thanks.