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Unable to create new connections: Organization has reached the maximum limit of 100 connections (Self-hosted)

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Context: I am using a self-hosted Airbyte instance. I have recently encountered a limit when trying to create new connections. Even though I am self-hosting the platform, it appears there is a default quota being enforced at the organization level.

Error Message: When attempting to create a new connection, the API/UI returns a 422 error with the following message structure: "Cannot create connection: organization has reached the maximum limit of 100 connections. organizationId=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 ..."

Request: As a self-hosted user, I need to expand our usage beyond this default limit. I would like to know:

What is the specific environment variable to override or increase this 100-connection limit? (e.g., is it MAX_CONNECTIONS_PER_ORGANIZATION?)
If this is stored in the database metadata, which table and column should be updated for the default organization (00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000)?
Are there any other side effects (such as memory or database connection pool settings) that I should consider when increasing this limit to a much higher value?
Environment:

Deployment: Self-hosted (abctl)
Goal: I want to increase the connection limit to allow for more data streams in our single organization setup. Any documentation or guidance on the correct configuration would be greatly appreciated.

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**Internal Tracking:** https://github.com/airbytehq/oncall/issues/12382

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