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| When installations start growing after a while due to more users or more folders and files in those folders, it may be necessary to add more physical memory to the system. Thumb rule: 1 GB of memory per 1 million managed files. PowerFolder Server is running inside a Java Virtual Machine (JVM), which has an own memory configuration. After adding more physical memory to the host system, there are some changes necessary to make PowerFolder Server benefit from this change. If there are no other major services running on the system, the majority of the available memory can be assigned to the JVM. However there should be some memory left for the operating system, background services as well as disk read/write caching.
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Estimating and setting suitable memory settings on Mac
Image Added For the configuration and increase of the memory under macOS, PowerFolder should run as a application
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