The maximum number of different objects that can be processed in a single schedule. When subcomponents are scheduled by receipt of an IPS or a timer pop, that IPS can cause more work than can be performed in a reasonable time without blocking the N-BASE. Subcomponents handle this by breaking off processing when they hit a processing limit. Higher values increase the processing efficiency of DC-EVPN Manager instances, but can cause the scheduler to be blocked for excessive periods, causing timers to pop late. Lower values have the reverse effects. This field is not suitable for network administrators.