@Marvin How to decrease `rate_limit`manually? Background: I am using ETags with

If-None-Match

headers and the request only counts against the limit if the server doesn't return 304. However, I only know this after the api call

To manually decrease the

rate_limit

in Prefect, you can utilize concurrency limits with slot decay. This allows you to control how often tasks can run by adjusting the slot decay rate. Here's a brief overview of how you can manage this: 1. Slot Decay Configuration: - Each occupied slot becomes unavailable for other tasks until it refreshes based on the

slot_decay_per_second

parameter. - A higher decay rate (e.g., 5.0) means slots refresh quickly, allowing tasks to run more frequently with short pauses. - A lower decay rate (e.g., 0.1) means slots refresh slowly, resulting in less frequent task runs with longer pauses. 2. Management Options: - Through the UI: You can manage global concurrency limits in the Concurrency section of the Prefect UI. - Through the CLI: Use the Prefect CLI to manage concurrency limits. For example, you can create a new concurrency limit using the

prefect gcl create

command and specify a

--limit

. For more details, you can explore the Prefect documentation on global concurrency limits. Additionally, here is the top-level API of Prefect for your reference: -

__version__

,

allow_failure

,

aserve

,

deploy

,

flow

,

Flow

,

get_client

,

get_run_logger

,

pause_flow_run

,

resume_flow_run

,

serve

,

State

,

suspend_flow_run

,

tags

,

task

,

Task

,

Transaction

,

unmapped

. These components might help you in setting up and managing your workflows effectively.

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