Day-2 Operations & Reliability
How do I configure concurrency limits and backpressure for agent workloads?
Properly configuring concurrency limits and backpressure for agent workloads starts with aligning limits to both your agent platform’s capacity and external provider rate limits. Next, implement backpressure at the execution layer to queue excess work rather than dropping requests outright. Note that durable execution does not offer exactly-once delivery assurances, so backpressure will not fully remove duplicate run risks across all scenarios.
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