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# Cluster (distributed mode)

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## Overview

The cluster feature allows you to place cameras on different servers while having a single shared user base. This makes it possible to scale to thousands of cameras and efficiently utilize all of your physical servers and storage systems. All Yucca servers in a cluster are equal members: a user can access the interface of any server and get access to cameras on any server in the cluster, everything works transparently without the need for a special entry point or special configuration. That said, working with a load balancer is not excluded and is even recommended, as it helps route traffic reliably to a server that is currently available and in a working state.

The scheme of operation looks roughly like this:

[![yuccaCluster](/en/assets/images/yuccaCluster.drawio-f598ccd4232c633bf8af3cae6d7a5476.png)](https://yucca.app/en/assets/files/yuccaCluster.drawio-f598ccd4232c633bf8af3cae6d7a5476.png)

## Requirements and limitations

* in cluster mode, only [PostgreSQL](https://yucca.app/en/docs/guides/DB/postgres.md) is supported.
* There is currently no mechanism for migrating from single-server installations to cluster mode. We're working on this tooling and will update the documentation once it becomes available.