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Dashboard API - Too Many Requests
Hi,
We have a Use Case where we want to present a "Connected Client List" for a given network but we are running into som issues.
This is how we do it:
- Call the /networks/{networkId}/devices API to get a list of Devices
- For Each Device call the /devices/{deviceSerial}/clients?timespan=300 API to get the connected Clients
- Summarize the Client List and present it to the customer.
For testing we are using the Sandbox environment and the NetworkId: L_646829496481087790
If we run 1) & 1.1) in sequence everything works but it takes too long. But once we thread the calls we start getting:
- HTTP.Status: 429 Too Many Requests
- HTTP.Status: 403 Forbidden
What is the "concurrent request limit" for calling the Dashhboard API in general and the /devices/{deviceSerial}/clients API specifically?
Are the limits the same for "productions accounts", i.e not sandboxed.
Is there a better way of finding all connected Clients for a network?
regards Jens, Netgraph
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It's 5 calls/second and it's buried in this article here. I've had to add a couple 'Start-Sleep -m 600' to my loops in my PowerShell scripts. It certainly increases run time, but what can ya do.
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It's 5 calls/second and it's buried in this article here. I've had to add a couple 'Start-Sleep -m 600' to my loops in my PowerShell scripts. It certainly increases run time, but what can ya do.
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Thanks!
Since I use Java I implemented a throttle mechanism using Spring AOP & Google Guava Library following this guide:
https://www.javacodegeeks.com/2015/07/throttle-methods-with-spring-aop-and-guava-rate-limiter.html
Setting the limit to a maximum of 4 calls/second seems to work for about 97% of my calls!
Setting the limit to a maximum of 3 calls/second seems to work for about 100% of my calls!
Thanks again!
/Jens
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The Meraki documentation (kindly linked by AlexG) states the following:
Note: Call volume is limited to 5 calls per second (per organization)
Does anyone know how an API key assoicated with an MSP level user (that being a user that has access to multiple Orgs) is rate limited? Is the rate limiting done at API Key level, or is the rate limiting smarter than that and gives you 5 calls per second per org you're quiering with the shared API Key? ie at: GET https://api.meraki.com/api/v0/organizations/<org_id>/...
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