Reputation: 19489
With a single ejabberd node, what factors limit the number of possible simultaneous users it can support?
The scenario I'm thinking of is this: Many users on the node, all in the same domain. These users don't communicate with each other, only with users in other domains, through s2s.
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In my experience with ejabberd, the number of sessions per node is generally limited by memory. So things like privacy and roster lists, which get kept in the ejabberd_c2s state, can be big factors. Also locally hosted MUC rooms depending on how many get created, number of participants, history size, etc.
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