Our current hosting plan in SmarterASP.NET does not support custom port feature, so we are unable to connect our backend to redis machine in Amazon Web Service (AWS) using port 6379.

Please use file cache in Laravel for this moment until we settle the port issue.

p.s: Please use .env file in Laravel to setup database and cache dependency.

NodeJS and redis are unlikely to be hosted in our existing hosting provider, SmarterASP.NET. Thus I am raising an issue here so everyone can suggest some budget hosting to keep them.

According to description in https://firebase.google.com/pricing/, we might have issue when more than 100 connections are made.

Consider Firebase practices port listening style, I assume the connection to database will be always on, instead of traditional http request which is:

1. Open connection.
2. Send http request.
3. Receive http response.
4. Close connection.

Thus once more than 100 users (I assume one user is listening to one connection), the rest wouldn't receive any data from Firebase server. Please clarify and let me know.

Create 'location_logs' table to store location record when new location is inserted into 'locations' table, by using trigger.

Then we can cleanup 'locations' table from time to time, while having all the location data in 'location_logs' table