Radicale for small office use #2131
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I would not recommend "Windows" as server platform. Best using "Linux" with "xfs" file system and hints from https://github.com/Kozea/Radicale/wiki/Performance-Tuning CPU and disk power mostly rely on sync interval of clients and complex report queries. Currently I have no reports available about installation base and usage, have created now a poll #2144 |
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Thank you Peter for the response. I assume that since you didn't object to the 100 users that the software would be OK with this. I'll look into running it on Linux and check out the performance tuning. I've also setup an nginx reverse proxy in front of it since that is the recommended configuration. Thank you again. |
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Hello all. I was wondering if anyone could answer a question about using Radicale for a small business. We were considering setting this up with a reverse proxy front end for a little over 100 users. Is Radicale OK to for that use case? Is it reasonably robust and maintenance free? We don't have someone versed in coding and debugging Python. We can get it up and running but likely can't fix bugs if they're found. The best we'll have is restarting the server/service. We were also looking at running it on Windows as a service.
Thank you for any guidance you can give.
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