i create hotel management system contains a comprehensive set of features for managing various aspects of hotel operations. It includes room management for tracking and assigning rooms, client management for handling guest information and reservations, and employee management for staff scheduling and records. The system also features a chat function for communication, reporting tools for business insights, and a dashboard for quick overviews. It incorporates task management for coordinating daily operations, inventory management for supplies, sports facility management for recreational areas, cafeteria management for food service areas, and restaurant management for dining facilities. This full-featured system is built using Next.js for the frontend, Node.js for the backend, and PostgreSQL for the database, providing a modern and scalable solution for hotel operations and i want from this system to handdle 100 hotel what is the vps requirement i need
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Heya, @d680a43a4af24c2dbac6f3facf4e0a
I believe that a single VPS might not be suitable with your needs and expected traffic and processes. In order to ensure high availability and reliability, consider setting up load balancers and multiple VPS instances. Where you will have two application servers, two database servers and a load balancer server.
You can always start with a single droplet and see how it goes, as you can always upgrade it in the future if this is needed. A droplet with 8CPUs and 16GB RAM should be able to handle the initial load and testing. Storage requirements depend on the amount of data you expect to store, including guest information, reservations, logs, and any other data.
DigitalOcean also provides autoscaling, which is scaling that dynamically adjusts computing resources based on current workload. When autoscaling, the number of active servers fluctuates, depending on what is required by the server farm or pool’s workload.
Hope that this helps!
Heya @d680a43a4af24c2dbac6f3facf4e0a,
It’s hard to exactly pinpoint the resources however I believe that with a bigger droplet you will be able to built your application. The best thing is, that you can always upgrade it if needed.
If you want a fully scalable environment though, I’ll recommend you to check the Managed PostgreSQL product with App platform. That way you won’t need to worry about the resources.
can you give some estimation about number of CPU and ram size