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429 ·Too Many Requests

The client sent too many requests in a given period; Retry-After indicates when to retry.

Client ErrorRFC6585#4
Status429
PhraseToo Many Requests
TypeClient Error
SpecificationRFC6585#4

What does HTTP 429 mean?

The client sent too many requests in a given period; Retry-After indicates when to retry.

It belongs to the 4xx Client Error class of responses, defined in RFC6585#4.

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How to fix HTTP 429

Back off and retry after the Retry-After delay, or reduce the request rate.

  • Too many requests in a short window
  • Rate limit exceeded
  • Shared quota exhausted

Website visitors

Double-check the URL, return to the homepage and search again, or retry later.

Developers

Back off and retry after the Retry-After delay, or reduce the request rate.

Server administrators

Review access logs and permission rules for the affected path, and confirm routing and security policies.

Is HTTP 429 cacheable?

429 belongs to the 4xx Client Error class and is generally not cached for long; behavior is controlled by Cache-Control.

What does the 4xx class mean?

4xx Client Error: The client sent too many requests in a given period; Retry-After indicates when to retry.

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