I understood it is possible to use Realm Sync on a (sometimes) offline application/client. This Realm Sync would manage the connection to the database along with conflict resolution. But, as I understood, Realm Sync would need to connect to an Atlas Cluster (a server).
I also understood here that offline is totally ok if Realm Sync is not used.
The question
Is it possible to have an offline instance of that Atlas Cluster (i.e. not in the cloud)?
Why this question?
I need to build some database synchronisation for a project that will NEVER have access to internet.
Can you provide some more detail on your offline sync use case?
For example: are you syncing between mobile or iOT devices? How many offline clients will you need to sync between?
The idea is to sync multiple sites (building/company/country) so they could all have access to a (synced) list of users (amongst other things). Sites are sort of nodes, sort of server. Sites are communicating to each other via a VPN. This VPN network doesn’t have access to internet (at all).