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# Request-Limits

Aktuell haben wir keine festen Limits für die Anzahl an Requests in der API-Architektur hinterlegt. Um die Stabilität der Datenbanken zu gewährleisten, können zukünftig aber derartige Limits eingeführt werden.&#x20;

Unsere aktuelle Empfehlung lautet, die Anzahl der API-Aufrufe auf 100 pro Minute und API-Key zu begrenzen. Wir möchten hierbei insbesondere auch darauf hinweisen, dass die OPENWOWI-Schnittstelle natürlich von vielen Partnern genutzt wird und wir die verfügbaren Ressourcen mit allen Benutzern der API teilen möchten.&#x20;


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