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So access to a common central store created by the same model is ultimately limited by a single server's capacity to process the requests?
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So access to a common central store created by the same model is ultimately limited by a single server's capacity to process the requests?
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Though servers could be 'cascaded' to divide the traffic, and connect more users to a central store, but would have to prioritize the need for the groups to have access to the most accurately current core data? With spurious users sharing data files.
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