[FEATURE] why igotify not support mysql。

[OneplumN]

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[androidseb25]

Can you please describe you're feature request in English

[OneplumN]

Can you please describe you're feature request in English你能用英语描述一下你的功能需求吗

Why doesn't igotify's database support MySQL? Can high availability be achieved during containerization in this case?

[androidseb25]

Can you please describe you're feature request in English你能用英语描述一下你的功能需求吗

Why doesn't igotify's database support MySQL? Can high availability be achieved during containerization in this case?

The normal case you use igotify is in the homelab and sometimes in the small buisness structure.

But the high availability should be done without any problems

[OneplumN]

But I set up containers on two servers, and iOS can only be registered in one of the iGotify SQLites. The other machine does not have an iOS token. If a message is pushed to a machine that does not contain the token, the phone will not receive the notification.

[OneplumN]

If the igotify of two machines contains the token of the same iOS device, will they create two websocket internally and send two reminders?

[androidseb25]

For that reason you can configure a instance in the iOS app

[OneplumN]

No, no, no, it's our igotify container that is highly available, not our instance

[androidseb25]

Gotify or iGotify?

It's sounds currently you want ask the Gotify part, iGotify is only a bridge that here to Gotify if an message available or not and then sending it to you Apple device.

[OneplumN]

I have two machines now, both of which have deployed containers for igotify and gotify. The two gotify machines are connected to the same MySQL, but igoify does have two SQLites. If I register my two iOS devices separately in different SQLites for igotify, then when I push igotify1 for iOS device 1, but send it to igotify2, will my iOS 1 not receive notification reminders!!! But gotify can receive information.

[androidseb25]

Did you try this option?
Host 1 instance of iGotify, maybe on the mysql server and from there you can connect to the two gotify instances via the section instances and set only the igotify part to one and the same server?

[OneplumN]

Can Igotify configure MySQL? I haven't found any environment variables or other options that can be configured

[androidseb25]

No MySQL not supported