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How do I monitor limits in Salesforce?
View your Salesforce org’s storage limits and usage from the Storage Usage page in Setup. The Lightning Usage App lets you monitor adoption and usage of Lightning Experience in your org, with metrics such as daily active Lightning Experience users and the most visited pages in Lightning Experience.
How do I check bulk load in Salesforce?
Required Editions and User Permissions. To track the status of bulk data load jobs that are in progress or recently completed, enter Bulk Data Load Jobs in the Quick Find box, then select Bulk Data Load Jobs. This page allows you to monitor the progress of current jobs and the results of recent jobs.
Are there limits to the number of APIs you can use?
Load, performance, and other system issues can prevent you from using your entire allocation of calls in a 24–hour period. APIs that count toward this allocation include the Lightning Platform REST API, the Lightning Platform SOAP API, Bulk API, and Bulk API 2.0.
How are Service protection API limits applied to portal applications?
Portal applications typically send requests from anonymous users through a service principal account. Because the service protection API limits are based on a per user basis, portal applications can hit service protection API limits based on the amount of traffic the portal experiences.
Can a client application allow for bulk operations?
However, it is possible if the client application allows for bulk operations. Client application developers should be aware of how service protection API limits are enforced and design the UI to reduce the potential for users to send extremely demanding requests to the server.
How to avoid hitting Service protection API limits?
When possible, we recommend trying to achieve a consistent rate by starting with a lower number of requests and gradually increasing until you start hitting the service protection API limits. After that, let the server tell you how many requests it can handle within a 5 minute period.