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oraclecloud-rate-limits

Handle OCI API rate limits with defensive retry patterns and known limits by service. Use when automating bulk OCI operations, hitting 429 TooManyRequests errors, or building resilient API clients. Trigger with "oraclecloud rate limits", "oci 429 error", "oci throttling", "oci backoff".

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# Oracle Cloud Rate Limits

## Overview

OCI API rate limits vary by service and are not well documented. A `429 TooManyRequests` response kills your automation, and unlike AWS or Azure, OCI does not return a `Retry-After` header. This skill maps known limits by service, implements exponential backoff with jitter, and provides circuit breaker patterns for bulk operations.

**Purpose:** Build resilient OCI API clients that handle throttling gracefully without data loss.

## Prerequisites

- **OCI Python SDK** — `pip install oci`
- **OCI config file** at `~/.oci/config` with valid credentials (user, fingerprint, tenancy, region, key_file)
- Python 3.8+
- Understanding of which OCI service you are calling (limits vary per service)
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