Deploy Baserow on multiple servers and run with Supervisor(horizontal scale), and then use the same redis and database？
Hi @Chase, that should work if configured properly.
- One PostgreSQL database.
- One Redis database.
- N amount of servers with supervisor running:
- gunicorn worker running on port 8000 (connecting to the same PostgreSQL and Redis DB)
- celery worker (connecting to the same PostgreSQL and Redis DB)
- celery export worker (connecting to the same PostgreSQL and Redis DB)
- nuxt server running on port 3000
- PUBLIC_WEB_FRONTEND_URL: public web-frontend nginx url
- PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL: public backend nginx url
- PRIVATE_BACKEND_URL: private backend nginx url
- One NGINX load balancer server that
- distributes public backend requests over the servers running supervisor over port 8000.
- distributes private backend requests over the servers running supervisor over port 8000.
- distributes public web-frontend requests over the servers running supervisor over port 3000.
The above scenario should allow you to vertically scale the database servers when needed and horizontally scale the application server.
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Thanks for your patient reply! I will try according to your guidance, I use supervisor to run Baserow, I don’t know the meaning of PUBLIC_BACKEND_URL and PRIVATE_BACKEND_URL when used, I read: Configuring Baserow, but when actually used I still have some doubts. 
The network between my multiple servers is interoperable and can be accessed directly, so I currently set the values of these two parameters to: http://backend:8000, works fine when using only one server. I don’t know if this is still possible when building a cluster with multiple servers, if you can share your thoughts, it would be very grateful