Matthew Scanlon
04/17/2026, 4:44 PMMarvin
04/17/2026, 4:44 PMMarvin
04/17/2026, 4:49 PMprefect-cloud.managed-execution.exceeded > choose your notification action (email/Slack/etc).
- Docs: Automations
- Programmatically monitor usage via Cloud Events
- Look for prefect-cloud.managed-execution.used and prefect-cloud.managed-execution.exceeded events.
- Docs: Cloud Events reference
- Rate limits page (FYI): Account Settings > Rate Limits is for API request limits, not compute minutes
- Docs: Rate limits
Additional context on Serverless/Managed Execution:
- Monthly compute limits apply per workspace; usage is measured from compute start to teardown, rounded to the nearest minute (max single flow run time is 24h).
- Docs: Managed execution limits
If you need your current remaining balance for this month, the fastest route is to reach out to us at help@prefect.io or your account rep and we can pull it for you.
Would you like me to help you set up an automation to warn you before you run out, or are you looking for an exact number for this month’s remaining minutes?Matthew Scanlon
04/17/2026, 5:11 PMprefect-cloudMarvin
04/17/2026, 5:11 PMMarvin
04/17/2026, 5:13 PMprefect-cloud.* events appear there, but not all.
- Managed execution events like prefect-cloud.managed-execution.used and prefect-cloud.managed-execution.exceeded are emitted to the Events system, but they generally do not surface in the Audit Log view. You’ll find them in the Event Feed and via the Events API/CLI.
How to see them:
- In the UI: Open the Event Feed and filter by event name containing prefect-cloud.managed-execution.*
- Via CLI:
prefect events stream
Or for account-wide events:
prefect events stream --account
- Via API (filter for prefect-cloud.managed-execution.used / ...exceeded):
Docs: Read events API and Cloud events reference
Related docs:
- Events concepts: Events
- Audit Logs (what appears there): Audit Logs
If you’d like, I can share an example Events filter payload you can use with the API, or help you set up an automation that triggers when prefect-cloud.managed-execution.exceeded occurs.