Can WHMCS cope with demand?

[sentryhosting]

Hello, I was wondering how well WHMCS can cope. Can it handle 100's of accounts, 1000's? more??

 

Can it cope with 2,10,500 servers?

 

If anybody has some official comments on this it would help me to decide wether to keep WHMCS or go with another Billing software.

 

Thanks

[gr2]

like what other billing software?

 

i have worked with them all.

 

whmcs is the overall best that keeps getting better.

[Matt]

It can easily copy with those numbers. See http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?t=22900

 

Matt

[cyberneticos]

yes it can, and quite well

 

we have 4000 accounts and 200+ servers,

5000+ domains

 

The only thing that slows down is intelligent search , but we have tweaked it to not start searching until 4 or more characters have been entered.

 

Everthing else, works solidly.

[bin_asc]

I`m pretty sure it can cope with massive data. The only thing when dealing with a huge database is that MyISAM gets corrupted easily upon a server crash. But this is to be expected after having 1-2 mil. entries and concurrent read/writes ( intensive script usage ) + a database crash.

A migration to InnoDB would be wonderful to make use of the commit/transaction options, but MyISAM is by default preferred due to it`s speed and easy implementation.

[minadreapta]

but we have tweaked it to not start searching until 4 or more characters have been entered.

is this something you can share?

thanks.

[cyberneticos]

I believe this was it right here:

 

in /admin/javascript/intellisearch.js

 

if (x.readyState != 4)

 

I checked really quick, so tell me if that's not working for you.