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Nuix Rate Limits
Nuix does not publish explicit public rate limits for its REST APIs. The Core Engine REST API is deployed as a self-hosted service (on-premises or private cloud) and throttling behavior is governed by the server configuration, available worker counts, and license parameters rather than by a centrally enforced rate limit tier. Concurrency is bounded by the number of licensed workers acquired at client initialization.
Nuix Rate Limits is the machine-readable rate-limit profile for Nuix on the APIs.io network, conforming to the API Commons Rate Limits specification.
It captures 4 rate-limit definitions.
Tagged areas include Forensics, eDiscovery, Investigations, Compliance, and Data Processing.
4 Limits
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Limits
Concurrent Workers Per Client Session
Worker count is specified via the `workers` parameter when calling NewClient. Unused workers must be released by calling Close() on the client before program exit.
Concurrent Client Sessions Per License
Each license type has a finite seat count determined by the enterprise agreement. Sessions that are not properly closed may hold license seats until timeout.
Processing Jobs Per Server
Jobs can be paused, resumed, or cancelled via the REST API. Status is polled via the functions queue endpoint.
Search Pagination Per Request
Large result sets should use pagination to avoid memory pressure on the server.