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This document collects best practices to work with Multiple CCM applications in large size enterprise deployment topologies.
Introduction
Sizing should be one of the continuously performed activities when keeping tools in operation. Servers can only maintain certain loads and back up becomes challenging as data size grows. It is a best practice to plan for the growth potential of your deployment. If the expected amount of concurrent users exceeds the amount that the server can handle, consider using multiple CCM instances. The best practices document is attached for download.- MULTIPLE_CCM_Best_Practices_V8.pdf: Best Practices Working With Multiple CCM Applications
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