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Question User Limit?

FutureX

Basic Pleskian
Server operating system version
AlmaLinux 8.7 (Stone Smilodon)
Plesk version and microupdate number
Plesk Obsidian Version 18.0.48
I read that Plesk supports a maximum of 900 users per server? But you could do a tweak to increase that?
 
This article:

I was more wanting to know if anyone has done this and some example settings.
This is the Obsidian article but it's basically the same:

 
Has anyone done this? Recompile Apache to handle more than 900 users? What about a LiteSpeed server? Would that make a difference and handle more?
 
There has been a similar request in the Plesk Facebook group recently. I can only say that we had never recompiled Apache, yet it serves >1,500 domains on some systems. The only thing that has always been necessary is to set the max number of files that can be opened in the Apache files and the system. Other issues have not been seen here for many years. I am not sure whether this is a CentOS specific thing, though.
 
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