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Question Limit database connections per client

Airborne3d

New Pleskian
Hi,

I wanna throttle the database usage for each client we have. I was looking at the "max connections" varible by default this is 151 on MariaDB. But as i understand it "max connections" limit the overall connections for the entire server or is it per database? And the "max user connection" What does this varible mean?

The purpose is the limit each user depending on the diffrent service plans they have at our agency.

Thanks for help!
 
As noted in the MariaDB docs the max_user_connections variable is used for:
Maximum simultaneous connections permitted for each user account.

The purpose is the limit each user depending on the diffrent service plans they have at our agency.
There is no option (to my knowledge) to manage the max user connection trough the Plesk service plans. But you might be able to manage it manually.
 
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