Large Deployment advice. 10000 users
Good Day all, If i wanted to use freeRADIUS to manage about 100 NAS each with about 1000 users, could i use a single server for all the NAS, if yes, what spec of server. And would MySQL still be the best database to use considering performance or would Redis be better. And what would be the best configurations. Please i need advice. Thanks a lot for any help.
On Jun 25, 2018, at 5:14 AM, Uchenna Nebedum <nebeduch@gmail.com> wrote:
If i wanted to use freeRADIUS to manage about 100 NAS each with about 1000 users, could i use a single server for all the NAS, if yes, what spec of server. And would MySQL still be the best database to use considering performance or would Redis be better. And what would be the best configurations.
For 10K users, it doesn't really matter what you do. For 100K users, it matters a little more, but not a lot. Just build a server using whatever you're comfortable with. MySQL, etc. Buy a server you can afford. Pretty much anything nowadays will be ridiculously overpowered. The main thing is to clean up the MySQL tables occasionally. I've seen people with 5 years accounting data (100M rows), and for some reason, the DB is slow. Alan DeKok.
Thanks a lot Alan and Angel... I'll let you guys know how it pans out... Thanks again. On Mon, Jun 25, 2018, 12:43 Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com> wrote:
On Jun 25, 2018, at 5:14 AM, Uchenna Nebedum <nebeduch@gmail.com> wrote:
If i wanted to use freeRADIUS to manage about 100 NAS each with about 1000 users, could i use a single server for all the NAS, if yes, what
spec
of server. And would MySQL still be the best database to use considering performance or would Redis be better. And what would be the best configurations.
For 10K users, it doesn't really matter what you do.
For 100K users, it matters a little more, but not a lot. Just build a server using whatever you're comfortable with. MySQL, etc. Buy a server you can afford. Pretty much anything nowadays will be ridiculously overpowered.
The main thing is to clean up the MySQL tables occasionally. I've seen people with 5 years accounting data (100M rows), and for some reason, the DB is slow.
Alan DeKok.
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