Hi,
I just wondering how big the data in CS-Cart can be? Would anyone share? I mean the store owner. For example: I have 10,000 items and 1,000 transaction daily or CS-cart can handle 1,000 simultaneous user in one time.
I just feel that, is there any limit for this cs-cart data?
Please share…
Thanks
No limit on CS-Cart, however you will need a knowledable server administrator and coder at some point to improve CS-Carts functions.
Running three multi-million dollar websites with CS-Cart, without issue (mind you I'm a developer of sorts).
Wowww… cool… Thanks for sharing… Jesse, Just wondering when you developed a multi million dollar website. Do they use only 1 server or a lot of server? Anyway, congrats for your new career…
1k transactions/day is a lot. Products is no problem, I have one client with over 200k products all intertwined with lots of features.
Until your server was not going to BOOM 
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1k transactions/day is a lot. Products is no problem, I have one client with over 200k products all intertwined with lots of features.
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Wow… 200k products… how many server you have to make this work?
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Until your server was not going to BOOM
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hahahaha…
It's on a single, dedicated server. Not the ideal config (but i"m not managing that part, I'm only extending the back-end so they can manage the 200K products as fed from their ERP system). I do know that at times, they have to restart mysql due to long queries backing up to the point where the system is essentially frozen. They could move the DB to a different server to resolve this, but they have yet to do that.
I do believe it's a pretty standard 4cpu/8GB type of server… Not something that's over the top.
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Wowww… cool… Thanks for sharing… Jesse, Just wondering when you developed a multi million dollar website. Do they use only 1 server or a lot of server? Anyway, congrats for your new career…
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Two dedicated servers running a load balancer inbetween the servers. Own hardware, colocation in the local city.
Thanks, going to be a long haul but you’ll see a similar development 
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It's on a single, dedicated server. Not the ideal config (but i"m not managing that part, I'm only extending the back-end so they can manage the 200K products as fed from their ERP system). I do know that at times, they have to restart mysql due to long queries backing up to the point where the system is essentially frozen. They could move the DB to a different server to resolve this, but they have yet to do that.
I do believe it's a pretty standard 4cpu/8GB type of server… Not something that's over the top.
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Thanks for your information… really appreciate it…
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Two dedicated servers running a load balancer inbetween the servers. Own hardware, colocation in the local city.
Thanks, going to be a long haul but you’ll see a similar development
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Jesse,
Thanks for your information. I don’t have that much item in my store, but I plan to add a lot next year. So, I planning to add another server next year and separate between the database and the cs-cart. That’s why I wonder, how big that cs-cart can handle.
Every time I back up my data, it getting bigger esp on the /images, it’s much more bigger then the mysql itself. much more…
Well, let’s see… thanks for your advise.