For a large implementation, which RAM size is least required?

In large implementations of CyberArk, adequate RAM is essential for optimal performance and reliability. The minimum RAM requirement typically increases with the scale of the deployment due to the need to support multiple components and concurrent user connections.

Choosing 32 GB as the least required RAM size is correct because it provides a balance of performance and capacity, ensuring that the CyberArk solution can handle the larger workloads and maintain efficiency. This is especially important in enterprise environments where multiple vaults, access requests, and integrations are active simultaneously.

While smaller RAM sizes might function for smaller deployments or testing environments, they are unlikely to meet the demands of larger implementations. Deploying with less than 32 GB could lead to performance issues and instability as the server may become overwhelmed with the number of processes and data it needs to manage. Therefore, having 32 GB as the starting point aligns more closely with best practices for large-scale CyberArk deployments.