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brightdata-rate-limits

Analyze and design Bright Data concurrency and backoff controls from observed provider signals and owned budgets instead of invented global limits. Use when handling 429 responses, dataset job ceilings, or uneven proxy pressure. Trigger with: "tune Bright Data concurrency", "handle Bright Data 429", "set a dataset job budget".

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# Bright Data Adaptive Capacity Control

## Overview

Bright Data does not publish one global proxy request limit. Build separate controllers for proxy traffic and dataset jobs, honor current provider signals, and keep target, cost, and policy ceilings stricter than capacity.

## Prerequisites

- A workload profile with target, product, and idempotency classes
- Observed latency, error, and provider-code samples
- Owner-approved concurrency, byte, cost, and wall-time ceilings

## Instructions

### Step 1: Measure the lane
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