API Center includes the following changed behavior in this release:
Rate limit policy status
When you create a rate limit policy, the policy is enabled by default. You can associate the rate limit policy with any API operation. After creating the policy, the policy manager can choose to disable the policy if required.
Previously, you could enable or disable a rate limit policy while creating the policy.
For more information, see API Policies.
Rate limit changes after upgrade
Some of the rate limit states are either renamed or deprecated. The following table shows the changes to the INLINE (DEPRECATED) rate limits:
API Reference area
Rate Limit States
None
Inline
Named
Override None
Override Inline
Override Named
Clearing the Named Rate Limit
Designed API
Default Rate Limit
Inline (Deprecated)
Named Policy
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
Default Rate Limit
Published API
Default Rate Limit
Default Rate Limit
Named Policy
Default Rate Limit
Default Rate Limit
Design Named Policy
Default Rate Limit
Managed API
Overridden (old default values)
Overridden (old inline values)
Overridden (Named Rate Limit values)
Overridden (Newly overridden values)
Overridden (newly overridden values)
Overridden (newly overridden values)
Not applicable
The following table shows the locations of the Rate Limit policy types in the Policies page:
Policy Type
Page Name
system-org-level-rate-limit
Policies > Click the <Rate Limit Policy name > API References > Managed APIs
Named Rate Limit Policies
- Policies > Click the <Rate Limit Policy name > API References > Designed APIs
- Policies > Click the <Rate Limit Policy name > API References > Published APIs
- Policies > Click the <Rate Limit Policy name > API References > Managed APIs
All other policies
Policies > Click the <Rate Limit Policy name > API References > Designed APIs