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Dataverse for teams storage & items records suggested without effecting performance

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As 'Data verse for teams' comes under standard, as this only have 10GB of data provided . How preferable it is to use for large data or mid level or only below 2k records without effecting performance? Also every teams environment in which app is created has only 2GB per environment, How fast does this 2GB data gets filled up(any example) ? Mainly this data source is applied for which scenario's & please mention how many records it can store?

even after following only delegable functions in power apps in data verse for teams. And customer would like to use only standard connectors for the app.

kindly mention the queries little brief , can't see any clear MS documents mentioning even after following delegating functions & preferable items limit to be used here with out effecting performance.

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Hello team,

Kindly anyone do look into the above queries , no response yet. Awaiting for the response.

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Sowmya.

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@Anonymous not sure I understand what you're asking. Dataverse for teams is just that - Dataverse (SQL database) specifically for teams environment - kind of like regular teams, just not based on SharePoint, but Dataverse. So you can build apps quickly for specific teams and not having to worry about data limits. Its benefits are exactly that, you're managing everything on a team-level and not organisational level like with full Dataverse. Dataverse for Teams vs. Dataverse - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs

You won't have any issues under 2k items.

How fast does it fill up? How long is a piece of string really?

About the Microsoft Dataverse for Teams environment - Power Platform | Microsoft Docs

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