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HI
I need change max.processing.time.per.day limit, how can I do it maybe you can help me.
I have jira server 8.13
@Fabio Racobaldo _Herzum_ Thanks for the for the reply, I saw this article too, I found my current limits
but I could not use this rest call to set new limit
PUT https://<your Jira instance url>/rest/cb-automation/latest/configuration/property
{
"key": "max.processing.time.per.day",
"value": "10000"
}
Try using postman or curl.
It should work!
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I'm happy for that. Please marl my answer as accepted in order to close this thread ;)
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Hi @keti burjanadze ,
please follow this guide https://confluence.atlassian.com/automation/service-limits-993924705.html
First, find out what your current limits are using this HTTP REST call:
https://YOUR_JIRA_INSTANCE_URL/rest/cb-automation/latest/configuration/property:
{
"max.processing.time.per.day": "3600",
"rule.rate.per.five.second": "2",
"short.scheduled.interval.issue.limit": "1000",
"max.rules.per.hour": "5000",
"max.issues.per.search": "1000",
"max.queued.items.per.rule": "25000"
}
Lets break these down:
Property | Description |
---|---|
max.processing.time.per.day |
This is the maximum number of seconds a single rule can spend processing in the last 24hr period. That is, if a rule takes 1 min to execute on average and it executes 60 times in a 24 hour limit, then this rule would be throttled. |
Hope this helps,
Fabio
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