Avoid rate limits and throttling
Practical ways to reduce 429/503 errors when calling Graph for Intune checks/imports: batching, retries, and pacing.
When importing or checking many identifiers, Graph may throttle requests. Your app should respect Retry-After headers.
A paced workflow with clear progress feedback improves reliability and user trust.
Key points
- Batch and pace bulk operations
- Retry with backoff when throttled
- Surface progress so users don’t re-run jobs
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