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# Limits

Replica enforces limits to preserve shared resources and maintain platform availability. Some limits vary by environment type and backing infrastructure.

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Some limits can be adjusted. Contact Replica Support for details. Your organization may also have limits that differ from the defaults below.
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## Storage Limits

| Object                                | Description                                           | Limit                             |
| ------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- |
| Virtual Environment (container-based) | Maximum amount of data stored in `/home/user`         | 500 GB shared across all VEs      |
| Virtual Environment (container-based) | Maximum amount of data stored outside of `/home/user` | 50 GB shared across node          |
| Virtual Environment (VM-based)        | Total storage limit                                   | 30 GB                             |
| Virtual Environment (Malware-type)    | Total storage limit                                   | 30 GB - 50 GB, depending on image |
| Physical Mobile Device                | Total storage limit                                   | 128 GB                            |

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Available storage may be lower than the stated limit because of preinstalled system or application data.
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## Memory Limits

| Object                                | Description                      | Limit |
| ------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | ----- |
| Virtual Environment (container-based) | Total memory limit               | 5 GB  |
| Virtual Environment (VM-based)        | Memory limit, not including swap | 4 GB  |
| Virtual Environment (Malware-type)    | Memory limit, not including swap | 8 GB  |

## Transfer Limits

| Object                 | Description              | Limit                         |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------ | ----------------------------- |
| Virtual Environment    | Egress data transfer     | unlimited                     |
| Virtual Environment    | Proxy data transfer      | subject to subscription terms |
| Enclave                | Maximum file upload size | 400 MB                        |
| Butler Files           | Maximum file upload size | 400 MB                        |
| Physical Mobile Device | SMS/MMS limit            | unlimited                     |
| Physical Mobile Device | Data transfer limit      | unlimited (via WiFi)          |


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