Which Dynatrace API's default access payload limits affect general API access?

The Configuration API is designed to manage and configure various aspects of Dynatrace, including setting up environments, application settings, and user roles. The default access payload limits for this API are critical because they govern the amount of data that can be passed to or from the API in a single request. Understanding these limits is important for users who need to automate configurations programmatically, as exceeding the payload limits could lead to failure in API calls or incomplete data operations.

Other APIs, such as the Mobile Symbolication API, Performance API, and Data Privacy API, serve specific purposes and may have their own payload limits, but they are not as broadly applicable to general API access as the Configuration API. The Configuration API's default settings play a crucial role in ensuring efficient management when configuring Dynatrace environments, making it central to user interactions with the system.