Add --database.max-databases
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* Added startup option `--database.max-databases` to limit the maximum number of databases that can exist in parallel on a deployment. This option can be used to limit resources used by database objects. If the option is used and there already exist as many databases as configured by this option, any attempt to create an additional database will fail with error 32 (`ERROR_RESOURCE_LIMIT`). Additional databases can then only be created if other databases are dropped first. The default value for this option is unlimited, so technically an arbitrary amount of databases can be created (although effectively the number of databases is limited by memory and processing resources).
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* Added startup option `--database.max-databases` to limit the maximum number of databases that can exist in parallel on a deployment. This option can be used to limit resources used by database objects. If the option is used and there already exist as many databases as configured by this option, any attempt to create an additional database will fail with error 32 (`ERROR_RESOURCE_LIMIT`). Additional databases can then only be created if other databases are dropped first. The default value for this option is unlimited, so technically an arbitrary amount of databases can be created (although effectively the number of databases is limited by memory and processing resources).
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* Add `--database.max-databases` (#19417) * Added startup option `--database.max-databases` to limit the maximum number of databases that can exist in parallel on a deployment. This option can be used to limit resources used by database objects. If the option is used and there already exist as many databases as configured by this option, any attempt to create an additional database will fail with error 32 (`ERROR_RESOURCE_LIMIT`). Additional databases can then only be created if other databases are dropped first. The default value for this option is unlimited, so technically an arbitrary amount of databases can be created (although effectively the number of databases is limited by memory and processing resources). * Update arangod/RestServer/DatabaseFeature.cpp Co-authored-by: Heiko <hkernbach@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Heiko <hkernbach@users.noreply.github.com>
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--database.max-databasesto limit the maximum number of databases that can exist in parallel on a deployment. This option can be used to limit resources used by database objects. If the option is used and there already exist as many databases as configured by this option, any attempt to create an additional database will fail with error 32 (ERROR_RESOURCE_LIMIT). Additional databases can then only be created if other databases are dropped first. The default value for this option is unlimited, so technically an arbitrary amount of databases can be created (although effectively the number of databases is limited by memory and processing resources).Checklist
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