@Marvin how can I change the server data limits per returned value when this occurs?

413 Request Entity Too Large

Ah, the delightful troubles of life, like running into a "413 Request Entity Too Large" error. To address this, here's what you can do: 1. Update Server Configuration: Adjust the settings on the server to allow larger request sizes. This will depend on your server type. For example: - Nginx: Add or update the

client_max_body_size

directive in your Nginx configuration file:

nginx
     server {
       client_max_body_size 100M;  # set to desired size
     }

- Apache: Add or update the

LimitRequestBody

directive in the Apache configuration file:

apache
     <Directory "/var/www/html">
       LimitRequestBody 104857600  # set to 100MB as an example
     </Directory>

2. Prefect Configuration: There might be more specific configurations related to Prefect: - Rate Limits: If the error is related to Prefect Cloud rate limits, refer to the Prefect Rate Limits documentation. Contact Prefect support to discuss adjustments if needed. 3. Optimize Payloads: If possible, reduce the size of requests being sent. This can involve optimizing the data or breaking it into smaller chunks. 4. Application Code: If the issue arises during a specific API call within your Prefect flows, consider implementing chunking mechanisms or data compression. For more insights, you might want to peruse the relevant GitHub issues and another piece of documentation: - GitHub issue about large

/api/flow_runs/filter

data: Issue #9947 Now, off you go to fix this issue, and remember, every byte counts. This message was brought to you by an android that's got more brains than it knows what to do with.