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API rate limits
API rate limits in Test Manager: restrictions on request volume per time interval, applied per IP address to maintain stability and performance.
API rate limits are restrictions placed on the number of API requests that can be made within a specific time period. They are designed to control the flow of incoming requests to improve performance, and maintain stability. These rate limits are imposed per IP address, allowed within an interval of five minutes.
For each type of request, the table below shows details about the maximum number of requests allowed within a five-minute interval.
| Request type | Number of allowed requests | Time interval |
|---|---|---|
GET | 1200 | 5 minutes |
POST | 750 | 5 minutes |
PATCH | 200 | 5 minutes |
PUT | 300 | 5 minutes |
OPTIONS | 50 | 5 minutes |
DELETE | 300 | 5 minutes |
Response headers
When the number of requests for an API exceeds the given rate limit, a 429 code returns. To easily find these responses, you can check their specific headers, that indicate information about the rate limitation.
| Response header | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
RateLimit-Limit | The service limit associated with the client in the current time window. | RateLimit-Limit: 100 |
RateLimit-Remaining | The remaining quota units associated with the expiring-limit. | RateLimit-Remaining: 49 |
RateLimit-Policy | The quota policies currently associated with the client. | RateLimit-Policy: 100;w=300 |
RateLimit-Reset | The number of seconds until the quota associated with the expiring-limit resets. | RateLimit-Reset: 50 |