Throttle Limits

Throttle limits are controls set to manage the rate at which a system or application processes requests or data. They prevent overloads by restricting how much work can be done within a certain period. For example, an API may have a throttle limit that allows only a specific number of requests per minute, ensuring the system remains stable and responsive for all users. Essentially, throttle limits help balance performance and resources, preventing any one user or process from overwhelming the entire system.