Widget Unit Capacity Overview
Widgets are designed to support a specific number of units, ensuring reliable and efficient operation. Knowing the correct capacity helps with scaling, performance, and cost-effectiveness.
Standard Widget Capacity
- 1 widget supports up to 10 units.
- For projects requiring up to 100 units, use standard widgets. Calculate the number needed by dividing your total units by 10 and rounding up to the next whole number.
Big Widget Option
- Big widgets support up to 100 units.
- If more than 100 units are required, a big widget can be used instead of multiple standard widgets.
Special Requirement: Salt
- If your project requires salt, plan for 2 widgets regardless of unit count. This ensures compatibility and optimal performance.
Example Calculations
| Total Units Needed | Standard Widgets Required | Big Widget Option Available? | Salt Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|
| 35 | 4 | No | Add 2 widgets if salt is needed |
| 90 | 9 | No | Add 2 widgets if salt is needed |
| 120 | 12 | Yes (1 big widget) | Add 2 widgets if salt is needed |
Example:
- To support 35 units: 4 standard widgets are needed (4 x 10 = 40 unit capacity).
- For 120 units: Either 12 standard widgets (12 x 10 = 120) or 1 big widget (supports up to 100 units, so a combination or additional standard widgets may be required).
- If salt is required, always include 2 additional widgets in your total calculation.
Why Capacity Planning Matters
- Performance: Staying within widget limits optimizes efficiency and minimizes technical issues.
- Scalability: Sufficient widget allocation supports future growth.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Right-sizing your setup avoids unnecessary spending on excess capacity.
Need More Help?
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