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I have an environment with 5000+ servers in different networks. I am planning to install Landscape to manage the patching process.

It is possible to install multiple Landscape servers to load balance the support of 5000 + clients (Like Red Hat satellite and Capsule)?

One master Landscape server and multiple slave servers in each network?

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  • Are you saying that the servers you wish to manage using Landscape are in completely isolated networks? There is no federated support like you describe. – Adam Collard Mar 14 '16 at 21:20
  • Servers are in multiple subnets , but can talk to each other . I want to have one master Landscape server and seperate slave type of landscape in each subnet to manage the load . – Srirag Mar 15 '16 at 13:35

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Landscape can scale-out the components of a single server to deal with scale, and has been tested well beyond the 5,000 managed device mark, so the size of your environment is no issue.

Landscape does not have a federated master/slave multiple server architecture. Landscape's architecture scales out the internal components of a single server instead. Landscape can leverage multiple external package repositories for package delivery, you could think of that as conceptually similar to Satellite 6 with multiple Capsule servers delivering updates.

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