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Power Apps - Microsoft Dataverse
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Limits of requests to dataverse

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Posted on 13 Jul 2022 10:23:03 by 559

Hi all, 

 

I need some clarification on the exact Dataverse Web API limits i have in my scenario. I have a logic app which processes around 1700 cases. For performance reasons i created a child logic app which does the processing. From the parted logic app I send 100 cases every 10 seconds to the child logic app. This child logic app does 7 requests/run to a Azure Function which handles a Dataverse request for us. 

A parent logic app run finishes in 6 minutes. In my calculations that is 10.200 requests to dataverse in 6 minutes which comes to 1700 requests/min. If i believe the API Limit documentation this exceeds the limits of amounts of requests? However this runs just fine and no errors are thrown. A example of a Azure Function request to handle the Dataverse request is shown in the picture below. As said the child function does 7 requests like this in one run.

Can anyone clarify this situation? 

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Best Regards,

Anthony

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    559 on 19 Jul 2022 at 07:16:26
    Re: Limits of requests to dataverse

    Thank you for the runthrough. Also for the great tip on batching. 

     

    Best Regards,

    Anthony

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    ChrisPiasecki Profile Picture
    6,412 Most Valuable Professional on 13 Jul 2022 at 15:44:41
    Re: Limits of requests to dataverse

    Hi @Anthony_Dob,

     

    The API limits documented here mention that the limits are on a per web server basis. If you are using a Sandbox or Production environment then you will likely have multiple load balanced web servers allocated for your environment.  So in theory you should be able to perform at least 12k requests.

     

    That said, I would consider redesigning your approach to process your records in a batch inside of your function, rather than making individual function calls per record. By doing so you will reduce the chance of being throttled by Dataverse, and you will reduce the costs of Azure functions (assuming you are using the consumption plan).

     

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