Chamilo 1.8.7 or its close predecessors have been tested without major influence on the server load with:
* 800 simultaneously connected users (in a 240 seconds timeframe)
* 32,000 courses
* 229,000 registered users
* 35,000 connexions per day
Current
http://campus.chamilo.org has ...
* 19,600 registered users
* 300 simultaneously connnected users (120 seconds timeframe)
* 3,500 courses
* ... and runs on ...
* 2 x Intel Xeon Dual-Core 5130
* 2GB RAM
* 250GB SATA HDD
* X7DBN Motherboard
* 5TB / month bandwidth
The videoconference tool has been tested on a virtual machine with 300MB of RAM with 20 people connected simultaneously and has shown no defect or excessive load. It has also be tested with up to 45 users in the same institution and has proven to be a bit slow and add audio delay. This was mostly due to testing it with so many computers in the same network, making the work difficult for the streaming server in terms of address translations.
It is also estimated that the practical limits for a quad-core processor with 8GB of RAM and a ZFS-type file system (given small interface improvements) would be:
* 1 000 000 users registered
* 5000 simultaneously connected users (with a time window of 60 seconds)
* 32 000 courses
* millions of sessions