On 3/07/2014 7:51 PM, [email protected] wrote: > So you do have something ready for large scale or at least redundancy. My > main concern is about "if my server crash ... how my users will sync". I may > have overestimated for the 100k users, but the 10k is real for the project we > are working on, and with this kind of clients I must have something to be > sure the service won't be offline.
At 10k users and on a tight deadline for a prototype, I would recommend you don't worry about trying to shard users across multiple storage nodes at first. We successfully fit more users than that per storage node in our production setup. Just get a nice big server and run server-full as a single stack to start with. > The fact is, I learn to work with a lot of technologies I'm not use to (WSGI, > apache, PostgreSQL, ...). FYI, we have some MySQL-specific logic in the storage server that can improve performance quite a bit. PostgreSQL will *work* but you may find MySQL a lot more performant in practice. Ryan _______________________________________________ Sync-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/sync-dev
