Hi,
I wanted to know if I install and use traccar for commercial purpose and integrate a database like MySQL/POSTGRES and start the server on any one of the local ports then how many devices that port would be able to handle for simultaneous requests. I wanted to know the number which should be a threshold for that port. Are their any tools available which would give us a report of the reponse time taken by the server as the requests increase over a period of time.
My other question is linked with the above question which is that- Is it possible to apply network load balancers to the traccar instances . This will be needed if I have huge number of devices to track and one server could not serve the purpose in this case. How you guys handle such scenarios?
Any documentation/guide in this regard would be of great help and highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Regards,
Nikhil S.
There are no limits per port. There might be total connection limits on the server though:
https://www.traccar.org/optimization/
As for load balancing, Traccar doesn't support horizontal scaling.
Hi,
I wanted to know if I install and use traccar for commercial purpose and integrate a database like MySQL/POSTGRES and start the server on any one of the local ports then how many devices that port would be able to handle for simultaneous requests. I wanted to know the number which should be a threshold for that port. Are their any tools available which would give us a report of the reponse time taken by the server as the requests increase over a period of time.
My other question is linked with the above question which is that- Is it possible to apply network load balancers to the traccar instances . This will be needed if I have huge number of devices to track and one server could not serve the purpose in this case. How you guys handle such scenarios?
Any documentation/guide in this regard would be of great help and highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Regards,
Nikhil S.