Set this tenant's outbound Dataprev rail throughput
Sets the tenant’s own outbound Dataprev rail rate, within the rail’s 0..25 contract. A value outside that range is refused naming the rejected value; zero is accepted and pauses this tenant’s outbound rail. Setting the value the tenant already holds succeeds without recording a transition. The change is durable and published as one fact; the serving replica applies it on its very next exchange, and every other replica converges within the pace cache TTL.
Authorizations
JWT bearer token issued by the identity provider.
Body
The outbound Dataprev rail rate to set for this tenant, in requests per second, within the rail's 0..25 contract. Zero is a deliberate self-service pause and stops this tenant's outbound rail; it is accepted, not refused. Setting the value the tenant already holds succeeds without recording a transition.
10
Response
OK
Whether this tenant has a throughput chain on record. False means the tenant has expressed nothing and is paced at the starter floor; it does NOT mean paused.
false
The ceiling the Dataprev rail imposes. It is code-locked: neither an operator nor a client can raise it. Read it from here rather than restating it.
25
This tenant's outbound Dataprev rail rate, in requests per second. Zero is a deliberate self-service pause, not an absent value.
3
The floor a tenant paces at before it has chosen anything.
3

