Hello,
I have several critical systems, each run a django server witch users use trough the local network(192.168.xxx.xxx) to control and monitor the system. The goal would be to create a more powerfull remote server, that could unify several local servers, so that regular use would be only trough this remote server, and local access should be only available for when internet connection would fail.
How should i implement this systems? how would the DB sync?
Also, some services should run on the local server, like some celery based scheduled tasks.
-- I have several critical systems, each run a django server witch users use trough the local network(192.168.xxx.xxx) to control and monitor the system. The goal would be to create a more powerfull remote server, that could unify several local servers, so that regular use would be only trough this remote server, and local access should be only available for when internet connection would fail.
How should i implement this systems? how would the DB sync?
Also, some services should run on the local server, like some celery based scheduled tasks.
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