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@sujata-kattimani

You can change the password using the User API and updating the user's password attribute:

https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/apis/users#update-a-user

Does that help?

@sujata-kattimani No limits.

Here's a list of FusionAuth limits: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/reference/limitations

From the "What's not limited" section:

All other objects and configuration, including but not limited to the following, are limited only by the resources of your system: Users Applications Tenants Roles Groups Identity Providers such as SAML or OIDC connections API keys to allow for programmatic configuration of and interaction with FusionAuth Supported languages/locales Signing and verifying keys MFA methods per user

You are, of course, limited by your resources. If you try to load 100M users into a FusionAuth instance running in 256M of RAM, there's no guarantees the server won't fall over.

Also, if you are using the Starter license, you have a limit on MAUs. But for all other editions, no limits on users.

@sujata-kattimani

re #1: If you are talking about functionality, the answer is no. The difference between self-hosted and cloud editions is the operational and availability burdens. In the former case, it is on you and your team, in the latter it is on FusionAuth's team.

re #2: yes, they are equivalent at similar editions. So if you have community edition, it is the same code in both the cloud and the self-hosted situations (for both validating the id token and anything else). Same is true for starter, essentials or enterprise.

Hope this helps.