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# Configuration

Below are the available environment variables used to configure the Webforms application.

#### `WEBFORMS_SERVER_LIMITS_FORMS`

List of active session count limits for the specified forms.

* `WEBFORMS_SERVER_LIMITS_FORMS_<INDEX>_NAME`

  The name of the form for which the active session limit is being set.

  **Default value:** null

  **Valid value:** any valid form name
* `WEBFORMS_SERVER_LIMITS_FORMS_<INDEX>_LIMIT`

  A number specifying the maximum number of active sessions for the specified form across the entire cluster.

  **Default value:** null

  **Valid value:** 0..2147483647

Example:

```yaml
WEBFORMS_SERVER_LIMITS_FORMS_0_NAME: form_1
WEBFORMS_SERVER_LIMITS_FORMS_0_LIMIT: 5000
```

#### `WEBFORMS_SERVER_GTM_FORMSWITHENABLEDGTM`

Configuration of which requests allow GTM statistics collection. The value of this variable should be expressed as a regular expression that matches the names of forms for which GTM statistics may be collected. Note that the setting alone is not sufficient; statistics must also be enabled for individual forms in their low-code definition.

Example:

```yaml
WEBFORMS_SERVER_GTM_FORMSWITHENABLEDGTM: demo.*
```

In the above example, GTM statistics collection will be allowed for forms whose name starts with "demo".


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