Hi, Actually I have a free radius on a centos connected to a mariadb database to give Access to hotspot users. I'm planning to move the freeradius to AWS and I would like to build 2 freeradius instances and 1 database instance. The idea is that when a paket is sent the balancer sends to one freeradius and the freeradius query or update the database and send response. The when a next packet is sent the balancer sends to the second freeradius and that query or update the database and send response.. So both freeradius instances uses the same database .. Maybe it does not have sense because probably the freeradius is not the slow part so build 2 instances to handle the traffic won't work . the database should be the slower part here. Is it possible Theatrically ? Does it has sense to do this schema ? What about freeradius on AWS ? Thanks a lot.