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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions resources/performance-and-limits.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ The PowerSync Cloud Enterprise plan allows for limits to be customized.
* Number of synced buckets per user: 1,000.
* Sync requests where this number is exceeded will fail with a hard error.
* We have plans to increase this limit.
* Maximum row size: 15MB
* This applies to both the source Postgres row, and the transformed row synced to the client.
* Maximum row/document size: 15MB
* This applies to both the source row/document, and the transformed row synced to the client.
* Number of concurrent connections per [PowerSync Service](/architecture/powersync-service) instance: Limited to 3,000 by default.
* Replicated rows (Postgres -> PowerSync Service):
* Expect a peak of around 2,000-4,000 operations/second for small rows, or 5MB/second for large rows.
* This also applies to reprocessing sync rules or adding new tables.
* Replicated rows/documents (Source database -> PowerSync Service):
* Expect a peak of around 2,000-4,000 operations/second for small rows/documents, or 5MB/second for large rows/documents.
* This also applies to reprocessing sync rules or adding new tables/collections.
* Smaller transactions are processed at around 60 transactions/second.
* Synced rows (PowerSync Service -> Client):
* Over 1M rows per client is supported, with no hard limit.
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