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The following headers are for serverless inference-specific quotas and govern inference workloads:

• x-ratelimit-limit-<limit-type>: Total capacity configured for the evaluated quota bucket, corresponding to the number of requests (x-ratelimit-limit-requests), tokens per day (x-ratelimit-limit-tokens-per-day), and tokens per minute (x-ratelimit-limit-tokens-per-minute).

• x-ratelimit-remaining-<limit-type>: Remaining available capacity after the current request evaluation, corresponding to the number of remaining requests (x-ratelimit-remaining-requests), remaining tokens per day (x-ratelimit-remaining-tokens-per-day), and remaining tokens per minute (x-ratelimit-remaining-tokens-per-minute).

• x-ratelimit-reset-<limit-type>: Unix epoch timestamp (a non-zero value in seconds) that projects when the bucket will be refilled to enough capacity to satisfy a request of the size that was just evaluated or rejected. Because the bucket refills continuously, this is a forward projection, not a window-boundary timestamp. These headers correspond to the number of requests (x-ratelimit-reset-requests), tokens per day (x-ratelimit-reset-tokens-per-day), and tokens per minute (x-ratelimit-reset-tokens-per-minute).

  A value of 0 indicates that when the request was evaluated, there was sufficient capacity, and no action is required.

  Note

  x-ratelimit-reset-<limit-type> is not a fixed-window boundary. Since inference buckets refill continuously, the value is a refill projection.