Hello everyone,
I came across a similar thread that was started years ago, but the original author never shared any server load statistics or other technical details.
I'm currently running a Supermicro server with 96 GB of RAM and an Intel Xeon E5-2687W v3.
At the moment, I've allocated 1 CPU core and 16 GB of RAM to the container.
I'm interested in observing its stability as well as how the storage subsystem performs under load.
The service itself has been running for a couple of years, but until now I've only used it personally.
If you'd like to test it or use it, you're more than welcome. However, at this stage I cannot guarantee long-term data retention.
I'm also not interested in tracking users—my focus is purely on the technical side of the project. Whether you choose to use or test it is entirely up to you. Also, this is far from the final version of the server.
If enough people participate in testing, I'll publish my observations and statistics regarding the hardware performance.
Server: https://track.digic.cloud/
Device connection: netbloga.net:5199
Location: Estonia
I'll do my best to answer any questions you may have.
Thank you!
Why is there a single port for device connections?
Do you have any references for people to trust you with their data?
Why do you need more ports?
I may not understand how different devices work, and I don't have a sample of several devices. If you explain everything, I can add ports.
Where I can have feedback if I used the service exclusively for myself.
There's a port per each protocol. You can send feedback on this forum.
There's no need for such thing.
I've installed traccar server in a Raspberri pi with 4GB ram running debian/xfce/desktop and hosting around 30 devices without any issue.
That raspberri is also my torrent node, home NAS and web server (nginx) for development, so is not dedicated to traccar and handles everything.
Your platform should handle hundreds of devices without a hitch.
Hello everyone,
I came across a similar thread that was started years ago, but the original author never shared any server load statistics or other technical details.
I'm currently running a Supermicro server with 96 GB of RAM and an Intel Xeon E5-2687W v3.
At the moment, I've allocated 1 CPU core and 16 GB of RAM to the container.
I'm interested in observing its stability as well as how the storage subsystem performs under load.
The service itself has been running for a couple of years, but until now I've only used it personally.
If you'd like to test it or use it, you're more than welcome. However, at this stage I cannot guarantee long-term data retention.
I'm also not interested in tracking users—my focus is purely on the technical side of the project. Whether you choose to use or test it is entirely up to you. Also, this is far from the final version of the server.
If enough people participate in testing, I'll publish my observations and statistics regarding the hardware performance.
Server: https://track.digic.cloud/
Device connection: netbloga.net:5199
Location: Estonia
I'll do my best to answer any questions you may have.
Thank you!