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    Load Capacity Guidelines for ProGet servers

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      What is the recommended load capacity guidelines for a ProGet server using IIS and SQL Server? How many users or packages can it support? What is the recommended steps or installation instructions for a Nuget ProGet server farm with a single SQL Server data tier?

      Product: ProGet
      Version: 3.1.2

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        Of course, it really depends on the size of the server. ~80% of in-house usage comes from requesting known package (id+version), so this is a fairly performant operation and doesn't take much searching. So, one or two servers is usually ok.

        For very large package stores (100k+), we seem to have hit some interesting file system / FileWatcher limitations; it works, but sometimes the indexer just stops working. We do plan to redesign the package store, but the work around is easy (just restart the indexing service)

        Please see http://inedo.com/support/kb/1073/load-balanced-and-high-availability-installation-of-proget for more information on LA/HA proget.

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