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Default Memory Sizing for servers
Hi,
Currently I am running a v6.5 cluster servicing about one thousand clients. I plan to scale this out to 16000 clients in the next 12 months and am trying to scale the amount of RAM I need per node of the cluster.

Current config is: Two blade servers each with 1gb ram in each. Should I scale to 4gb, or 8gb in each?

Many thanks.
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At 5k endpoints you need 2gig on DB server
At 10K endpoint you should move to 2 gig on the cluster nodes and 3 on DB.
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