alt Hacker NewsIs running multiple nodes a typical way to run Jellyfin through? I would expect that most Jellyfin users only run a single instance at a time.
Is running multiple nodes a typical way to run Jellyfin through? I would expect that most Jellyfin users only run a single instance at a time.
Yes, but you have to go out of your way when writing software to make it so the software can only run on one node at a time. Or rather, well-architected software should require minimal, isolated edits to run in a distributed configuration (for example, replacing SQLite with a distributed SQLite).