> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.kosmoslabs.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.kosmoslabs.ai/product-documentation/integration-limits.md). # Integration Limits System limits and rate constraints by integration *** Kosmos applies sensible limits to ensure reliable performance across all connected systems. This page documents current limits by integration. ### Why Limits Exist During the 90-day Historical Baseline and ongoing sync, Kosmos ingests data from multiple systems. Limits prevent: * Exceeding provider API rate limits * System overload with very large repositories or orgs * Slow sync times that delay your results Most customers never hit these limits. If you do, they're configurable—talk to your Kosmos team. *** ### GitHub | Limit | Default | Notes | | ---------------------- | ------------ | ----------------------------------- | | Repositories displayed | 50 | In configuration screen; adjustable | | Max items per sync | 10,000 | Across all repos | | Items per repository | 500 | Per sync cycle | | Commits per repo | 500 | Most recent | | Pull requests per repo | 200 | Most recent | | API rate limit | \~5,000/hour | GitHub's standard limit | **What this means:** For most teams, Kosmos captures your full deployment history. Very large monorepos or orgs with 100+ active repos may need limit adjustments. *** ### Bitbucket | Limit | Default | Notes | | ---------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------- | | Repositories displayed | 200+ | Paginated; all repos accessible | | Commits per repo | 500 | Most recent | | Pull requests per repo | 200 | Most recent | **What this means:** Kosmos paginates through all repositories in your workspace. Very large workspaces with 200+ repos are fully supported. *** ### Jira | Limit | Default | Notes | | --------------------- | ------- | ----------------------- | | Max results per query | 5,000 | Jira API constraint | | Page size | 100 | Per API request | | Max projects | 100 | In configuration screen | **What this means:** Covers the vast majority of Jira instances. If you have 5,000+ issues in a 90-day window, we'll capture the most recent. *** ### Salesforce | Limit | Default | Notes | | -------------------- | ------- | ---------------- | | Max records per sync | 5,000 | Cases, incidents | | Batch size | 200 | Per API request | **What this means:** Sufficient for most Service Cloud implementations. High-volume support orgs (10K+ cases/quarter) may need adjustments. *** ### ServiceNow | Limit | Default | Notes | | -------------------- | ------- | -------------------------- | | Max records per sync | 5,000 | Incidents, change requests | | Page size | 100 | Per API request | **What this means:** Covers most ITSM implementations. High-volume environments may need adjustments. *** ### Zendesk | Limit | Default | Notes | | -------------------- | ------- | --------------- | | Max tickets per sync | 5,000 | Support tickets | | Page size | 100 | Per API request | **What this means:** Sufficient for most support organizations. *** ### Pylon | Limit | Default | Notes | | ------------------- | ------- | ---------------------------- | | Max issues per sync | 5,000 | Support issues and tasks | | Message enrichment | Opt-in | Configurable per integration | **What this means:** Covers most Pylon implementations. Message enrichment can be enabled for deeper context. *** ### Linear | Limit | Default | Notes | | ------------------- | ------- | --------------------------------------- | | Max issues per sync | 5,000 | Most recent, across all selected teams | | Page size | 50 | Per GraphQL request | | Comments per issue | 20 | Most recent (when comment sync enabled) | **What this means:** Covers the vast majority of Linear workspaces. Very high-volume teams with 5,000+ updated issues in a sync window may need limit adjustments. *** ### Azure DevOps | Limit | Default | Notes | | ----------------------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------- | | Max work items per sync | 5,000 | Most recent, across all selected projects | | Batch size | 200 | Per API request | | Max projects displayed | 100 | In configuration screen | | Comments per issue | 20 | Most recent (when comment sync enabled) | **What this means:** Covers most Azure DevOps organizations. Very large organizations or projects with high change velocity may need limit adjustments. *** ### OpenTelemetry (Preview) | Limit | Default | Notes | | ------------------- | ------------- | ------------------------- | | Data retention | 7 days | Raw traces, logs, metrics | | Correlation cadence | 15 minutes | Batch processing interval | | Request rate | 1,000 req/min | Per customer | | Payload size | 5 MB | Per request | **What this means:** OTel data is processed in 15-minute batches for correlation. Raw data is retained for 7 days; correlation metadata is retained with your other signals. *** ### Adjusting Limits All limits are configurable. If you're hitting a limit that affects your results, contact your Kosmos team. Common adjustments: * Increasing repository count for large GitHub orgs * Extending record limits for high-volume Salesforce orgs * Adjusting sync frequency for real-time needs *** ### FAQ **Q: Will I lose data if I hit a limit?** No. Kosmos captures the most recent data up to the limit. Older records outside the limit aren't deleted—they're just not synced. **Q: How do I know if I'm hitting a limit?** Your Kosmos team monitors sync health and will proactively reach out if limits are affecting your results. **Q: Can limits be increased?** Yes. Limits are configurable per customer. Higher limits may increase sync time but won't affect platform stability. **Q: Do limits affect real-time monitoring?** No. Limits primarily apply to the initial Historical Baseline. Ongoing monitoring processes new data as it arrives. **Q: How long does the Historical Baseline take?** Typically under 10 minutes for 90 days of data. 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