We manage a global device fleet with several hundred thousand endpoints across multiple regions. As the fleet grows, we are facing slower console performance, wider blast radius during maintenance, and increasing pressure around regional data residency and compliance. A single centralized backend no longer feels sustainable. Does Hexnode offer an architecture that can handle this scale without losing visibility or control?
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4 months ago
Oct 05, 2025
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Thank you for outlining your environment so clearly. This is a common challenge for very large enterprise deployments.
Hexnode addresses this through Fleet Sharding, an architecture designed for high scale UEM environments. Instead of relying on a single monolithic backend, large fleets are split into multiple autonomous regional nodes.
Each node independently handles device records, policy execution, compliance checks, and telemetry, which improves performance, limits failure impact, and aligns device data with regional compliance requirements. At the same time, administrators retain centralized visibility, license governance, and policy consistency through a master-level console.
You can find a detailed breakdown of how Fleet Sharding works in Hexnode here:
https://www.hexnode.com/mobile-device-management/help/fleet-sharding-for-high-scale-uem/
Best Regards,
George
Hexnode UEM
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