Get organization limits

Get the organization’s effective limits and managed auth usage.

GET /org/limits

Get organization limits

cURL

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.onkernel.com/org/limits \
  --header 'Authorization: Bearer <token>'

200

{
  "auth_connections_used": 2,
  "max_auth_connections": 3,
  "min_health_check_interval_seconds": 21600,
  "default_project_max_concurrent_sessions": 10,
  "max_concurrent_sessions": 500
}

Authorizations

Authorization · string · header · required

Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.

Response

200

application/json

Organization limits

auth_connections_used · integer · required

The organization's current non-deleted managed auth connections, counted org-wide across every project. Compare against max_auth_connections to show remaining capacity before a create is rejected with 403 insufficient_plan.

Example:

2

max_auth_connections · integer | null · required

Maximum managed auth connections the organization's plan allows. Null means unlimited. Counted org-wide, so it cannot be multiplied across projects.

Example:

3

min_health_check_interval_seconds · integer · required

Smallest health_check_interval the organization's plan accepts on a managed auth connection. Requests below this are rejected with 400. Existing connections stored below the floor are grandfathered until edited.

Example:

21600

default_project_max_concurrent_sessions · integer | null

Default maximum concurrent browsers applied to every project that has no explicit per-project override. Null means no org-level default, so such projects are uncapped (only the org-wide limit applies). Applies to existing and newly created projects.

Example:

10

max_concurrent_sessions · integer

The organization's effective concurrency limit — the maximum browsers running at once, covering both on-demand sessions and browser pool reservations — from its plan or an override. Read-only and shared across all projects in the org; a per-project default cannot exceed it.

Example:

500