Document the per-Namespace Worker Controller Instance limit - #5199
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Adds a Max Worker Controller Instances entry to the Cloud limits page, covering the 100 default, that drained versions still count, and how it differs from the per-deployment version limit. Notes the limit in the serverless encyclopedia page and in both deploy guides at the step where a version is created.
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| @@ -398,3 +398,13 @@ The maximum number of versions that the server allows to be registered in a sing | |||
| ### Max Task Queues In Deployment Version limits {/* #max-task-queues-in-deployment-version-limits */} | |||
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📝 [vale] <Temporal.Headings> reported by reviewdog 🐶
'Max Task Queues In Deployment Version limits *****************************************************' should use sentence-style capitalization.
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Pull request overview
Documents the per-Namespace Worker Controller Instance limit for Serverless Workers.
Changes:
- Adds the default limit, error, scope, and remediation.
- Adds limit guidance to Serverless Worker concepts and deployment guides.
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| File | Description |
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cloud-run/index.mdx |
Notes the limit during version creation. |
aws-lambda/index.mdx |
Notes the limit during version creation. |
limits.mdx |
Defines the Cloud limit and remediation. |
serverless-workers/index.mdx |
Explains WCI lifecycle and limit behavior. |
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| A Namespace runs at most 100 WCI Workflows by default, which caps how many Worker Deployment Versions in the Namespace | ||
| can have a compute provider at once. A version's WCI runs until the version is deleted, so drained versions count | ||
| against the limit. See | ||
| [Max Worker Controller Instances limits](/cloud/limits#max-worker-controller-instances-limits). |
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temporal-auto-scaled-workersonmain:wci/client/config.go(workercontroller.maxInstances, default 100),wci/client/client.go(theResourceExhaustedcheck), and the visibility count query, which filters on running WCI Workflows only. The delete path intemporal'sversion_workflow.goremoves the WCI when the version is deleted, not when it drains.