Boomi · Rate Limits

Boomi Rate Limits

Boomi does not publish a single global per-second / per-minute rate-limit for its platform REST, SOAP, and GraphQL APIs. Limits are enforced per service (Platform API, API Management gateway, Event Streams, MFT) and are bound to the customer's contracted edition. Consumers should expect HTTP 429 throttling, apply exponential backoff, and consult the service-specific docs for any published per-endpoint ceilings.

Boomi Rate Limits is the machine-readable rate-limit profile for Boomi on the APIs.io network, conforming to the API Commons Rate Limits specification.

It captures 6 rate-limit definitions, measuring varies.

The profile also includes 4 backoff/retry policies defined and response codes documented for throttled and serviceUnavailable.

Tagged areas include AI Agents, Automation, B2B, Data Integration, and EDI.

6 Limits Throttle: 429
AI AgentsAutomationB2BData IntegrationEDIIntegrationsManagementMFTPlatformWorkflowsRate Limiting

Limits

Boomi Platform REST API account
varies
see service-specific documentation
Limits vary by edition and endpoint.
Boomi API Management gateway account
varies
configurable per API contract
API Management lets administrators define per-contract throttling on published APIs.
Boomi Event Streams REST API account
varies
see service-specific documentation
Boomi DataHub API account
varies
see service-specific documentation
Boomi MFT API account
varies
see service-specific documentation
Boomi API Gateway GraphQL API account
varies
see service-specific documentation

Policies

Backoff Strategy
Apply exponential backoff with jitter on 429 and 5xx responses; honor Retry-After when present.
Edition-Bound Capacity
Effective request capacity is set by the contracted edition (Professional through Enterprise Plus); upgrade or scale-out is required for higher steady-state throughput.
Configurable Throttling (API Management)
For APIs published through Boomi API Management, throttling policies are administrator-defined per API contract and applied at the gateway layer.
Fair Use
Sustained traffic that materially impacts shared infrastructure is reviewed and may trigger throttling regardless of contract.

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