Dialbotix API Rate Limits
Understand API request limits and how to build reliable integrations that handle throttling correctly.
Dialbotix uses API rate limiting to control request volume and protect API availability. Applications should handle HTTP 429 responses according to the API documentation.
Step by step
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Rate limiting overview
Rate limiting controls the volume of requests an API client can make within a given period and helps maintain reliable API availability.
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HTTP 429 Too Many Requests
Dialbotix can return HTTP 429 when a client exceeds an applicable API rate limit.
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Handling rate limits
Applications should avoid immediate repeated requests after receiving a rate-limit response. Use appropriate retry and backoff behavior.
Common questions this page answers
Frequently asked questions
What HTTP status indicates a Dialbotix API rate limit?
HTTP 429 Too Many Requests indicates that the applicable API request limit has been exceeded.
How should I handle Dialbotix rate limits?
Use controlled retry and backoff behavior rather than continuously retrying requests immediately.
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