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## Scaling Wekan Snap
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Recommeded specs:
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Recommeded specs (you could change them if you feel so):
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- Bare metal server (or VM on server that does not have oversubscription), for example [Fastest: UpCloud](https://upcloud.com), [Hetzner](https://www.hetzner.com/?country=en), [Packet](https://packet.com).
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- NVME or SSD disk. Speed difference when opening Wekan board: SSD 2 seconds, HDD 5 minutes.
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- Recommended (YMMV): Minimum 60 GB total disk space, 40 GB free disk space, [Daily Backups](https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Backup) to elsewhere, monitoring and alerting if server has low disk space, because disk full causes database corruption.
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- Minimum 60 GB total disk space, 40 GB free disk space, [Daily Backups](https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Backup) to elsewhere, monitoring and alerting if server has low disk space, because disk full causes database corruption.
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- Newest Ubuntu 64bit
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- 4GB RAM minimum. See with `free -h` is server is using any swap. If it is, have more RAM.
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- some performance optimized CPUs/cores. 2 minimum, 4 is better. See with `nproc` how many CPUs you have. Look with `top` is server using max 100% CPUs, if it is, add higher performance optimized CPUs (or more CPUs). But if it looks like Wekan not using some of those added CPUs, then adding more CPUs is not useful.
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