Call Limits

Request Frequency Limit

  To ensure the availability and security of Polyv services and prevent malicious attacks on Polyv servers, the Polyv server imposes a frequency limit on API calls. For the entire Polyv API domain api.polyv.net, there is a restriction of no more than 500 requests per 10 seconds per single IP. If this request frequency limit is exceeded, access will be blocked for 5 minutes. When integrating and calling API interfaces, B-end users should avoid frequent API calls within the restricted conditions to prevent affecting normal services.

  It is strongly recommended that B-end users adopt the following integration strategy:

  All requests should be forwarded to the Polyv server through the B-end server, rather than directly accessing the Polyv server from the B-end client. The B-end server should integrate caching frameworks such as Redis or Memcache. Request results should be retrieved from the cache as much as possible to reduce call frequency. The logic for tracking call frequency can also be encapsulated within the Redis caching framework to facilitate business logic processing.