Solaris Zones · Rate Limits
Solaris Zones Rate Limits
Solaris Zones APIs are local administrative interfaces (RAD over HTTPS to the local host, zoneadm/zonecfg, libzonestat). They do not have a public, network-facing rate-limit policy; throughput is bounded by the Solaris host's CPU, memory, and the SMF service backing the RAD module rather than by a published per-second cap.
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Limits
Host-bound administrative API host
bound by host CPU/memory and SMF service capacity; no published per-second cap
Policies
Local administrative API
Solaris Zones APIs are administrative interfaces consumed locally on the Solaris host (or via authenticated RAD-over-HTTPS to the host). Rate is gated by host resource availability and SMF service responsiveness rather than by a centralized API-management quota.
Authentication and authorization
Access is gated by Solaris user accounts, role-based access control (RBAC), and TLS-authenticated RAD client connections; this implicitly limits abusive call rates.