What was the maximum load on the project?

The maximum load on a project depends on the specific architecture and requirements, but is usually measured in the number of concurrent users, requests per second (RPS), or the volume of data processed. For example, for a Java project with a web server, it could be 10,000 concurrent sessions and 5,000 RPS. To handle such a load, optimization methods are used: thread pools, caching, asynchronous processing, load balancing, horizontal scaling. It is important to conduct load testing (for example, with JMeter or Gatling) to determine the actual limits and bottlenecks.