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    How many devices can Pybyes support?

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      Hi, I am researching LoRaWAN solutions for our industrial application. I need to pair at least 25+ (Lopy4) sensor nodes to a gateway. I was wondering though how many devices the Pybyes software can realistically manage? I was not able to find this info in the documentation anywhere.

      Unofficially I suppose it's as many as you want, but any dev out there I'm sure has had the case of a software no longer functioning as designed once it "chokes" after some arbitrary point of too much input. I would hope it's a well-coded and robust app that doesn't overflow--but before investing in the ecosystem I want to see that it can handle at least relative small network deployments for which I would need to use it.

      Thanks so much!

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