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Move thresholds page and add references (#1020)
Per a request from @klauspost, this moves the Thresholds and Limits page to a more logical place as a core operational concept. Closes #1018 .
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MinIO has no hard :ref:`thresholds <minio-server-limits>` on the number of buckets, objects, or prefixes on a given deployment.
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The relative performance of the hardware and networking underlying the MinIO deployment may create a practical limit to the number of objects in a given prefix or bucket.
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Specifically, hardware using slower drives or network infrastructures tend to exhibit poor performance in buckets or prefixes with a flat hierarchy of objects.
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For other considerations, thresholds, or limitations to keep in mind, see :ref:`minio-server-limits`.
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Consider the following points as general guidance for client applications workload patterns:
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- :ref:`Hardware Checklist <minio-hardware-checklist>`
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- :ref:`Security Checklist <minio-security-checklist>`
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- :ref:`Software Checklist <minio-software-checklists>`
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- :ref:`Thresholds and Limits <minio-server-limits>`
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.. toctree::
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:titlesonly:
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