In case you’re new to the term, “governor limits” are restrictions enforced by the Salesforce platform to ensure fair and efficient resource usage by applications. These limits prevent any single transaction, request, or user from monopolizing shared resources or causing performance issues for other users.
They are designed to maintain the stability and scalability of the Salesforce platform. Therefore, Understanding and adhering to governor limits is crucial for building reliable and efficient applications on the Salesforce platform. Violating governor limits can lead to errors or exceptions being thrown by the platform, potentially disrupting the application’s functionality. Below are some limits imposed for various asynchronous aspects.
