Quotas & limits

Tenant settings hold the workspace's name and status, plus tenant-wide ceilings that protect every app at once against runaway volume and overbilling. They live on the tenant Settings page.

Tenant settings #

The top of the page edits the tenant's basics. You need the Admin role to change them.

Setting What it does
Name The tenant's display name, shown in the topbar switcher and across the console.
Status Active for normal operation, or Suspended to pause the tenant. A suspended tenant stops accepting new traffic.
The tenant Settings page with name, status, and hard limits
The tenant Settings page: name, status, the tenant-wide hard limits, and the danger zone.

Tenant-wide hard limits #

These ceilings are summed across every app in the tenant. Leave a field empty for no tenant ceiling.

Limit What it caps
Sessions / hour (total) New sessions admitted per hour across all apps.
Events / minute (total) Events accepted per minute across all apps.
Replay bytes / minute (total) Session-replay bytes accepted per minute, at least 1024 (one replay chunk).

How caps combine #

Each app also sets its own ceilings under Ingest policies. The two stack: the effective cap for an app is the lower of the two, min(app, tenant). Use the tenant limits as a safety net for the whole account, and the per-policy limits to ring-fence an individual app or environment.

Per-pod caps #

Danger zone #

Deleting a tenant is Owner-only and irreversible. It also removes the tenant's apps, members, tokens, and policies. The delete button is disabled for anyone below Owner.

The tenant overview with status, role, app and member counts
The tenant overview gives an at-a-glance summary: status, your role, and app and member counts.