Connector Improvement: Limit number of API requests per second for Auth0 connector
AnsweredThe Auth0 connector makes too many requests per second to Auth0's API.
We need some way of configuring the connector to govern the rate at which it makes API requests. This capability can be direct (e.g., setting that will pause the connector at a specific RPS value that can be observed in the Auth0 x-ratelimit-remaining header) or something indirect (e.g., something that will simply reduce the concurrency, thus lowering its RPS).
This is being submitted as a feature request, but it is really a bug fix. The connector is unusable with a relatively large number of Auth0 user objects, because it will hit the Auth0 rate limit threshold causing all other (non-fivetran-connector) clients using the Auth0 tenant to get API failures.
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Official comment
Hi Craig,
Thank you for raising this feature request. I'm pleased to inform you that we have done the bug fix for the Auth0 connector. We hope this improvement enhances your experience and resolves the issues you were facing.
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