What is the maximum number of users who can access a PaperOffice database at the same time?

<p><b>Please note that PaperOffice assumes no responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of your setup or data backup and recovery on third-party software and hardware. Contact your hardware service provider or use our paid support if you need help. </b> </p> <p> PaperOffice always builds in SQL mode technically on a MySQL or MariaDB database server, which by default supports 250 concurrent connections.</p> <p>MySQL and MariaDB support up to 100,000 concurrent connections, depending on the version, hardware and platform, for a maximum PaperOffice user count of over 6,000.</p> <p>Each database connection requires resources and memory on the database server, which may be e.g. can be calculated here> <a href='https://www.mysqlcalculator.com' target='blank'>https://www.mysqlcalculator.com</a></p> <p>Each user logged into PaperOffice dynamically uses up to a maximum of <b>180 simultaneous connections</b> to this database server, which means that by default, at least 10 users can be logged in simultaneously. For example, each logged-in user needs about 60MB of memory, but this can vary as long as you change the default settings.</p> <p>As a rule of thumb, the more RAM, the better and faster. The following list can serve as a guideline for the least amount of storage: <ul> <li>1 user = ca.60MB RAM needed</li> <li>10 users = ca.600MB RAM needed</li> <li>25 users = ca.1.5GB RAM needed</li> <li>50 users = approx. 3GB of RAM needed</li> <li>100 users = approx. 6GB of RAM needed</li> </ul> </p>