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[GH-ISSUE #20502] issue: Performance Optimization: How can open-webui support high availability and high concurrency? #19204
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Originally created by @gongshaojie12 on GitHub (Jan 9, 2026).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui/issues/20502
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Installation Method
Pip Install
Open WebUI Version
0.6.43
Ollama Version (if applicable)
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Operating System
Centos 7.9
Browser (if applicable)
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Confirmation
README.md.Expected Behavior
Open-webui can support high availability and high concurrency.
Actual Behavior
I am using a single-machine installation of open-webui, installed via pip. The current data size is as follows:
Currently, the open-webui system experiences slow access. I want to improve its access speed and make it support high concurrency and high availability. Is there a detailed guide on how to convert a pip-installed open-webui into a high-performance, high-concurrency, high-availability system? This guide must ensure that the existing data is not damaged, as it is production data and cannot be lost or corrupted.
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@Classic298 commented on GitHub (Jan 9, 2026):
Do not open issues if you want to ask a question!
Open a discussion or ask on discord.
the next docs update will have some HA and concurrency guides and new troubleshooting sections
In the meantime search in the discussions and read specifically the conversation, the last 30 comments (not the PR itself) here #16520