Performance and parallelism

Sixteen seconds for a full pass is a setting, not luck. Here is what the knobs do — and what they can never break.

Parallel controls

Audits run several controls simultaneously: the default is eight, adjustable from one to sixteen in the performance settings. More parallelism shortens the run on fast machines and fast tenants; less makes the progress easier to follow on modest hardware.

The built-in benchmark

Rather than guessing, run the benchmark: it measures your actual machine and connection against a sample workload and recommends the optimum. Two minutes, once per workstation.

Why you cannot throttle a client tenant

The Graph and Exchange connectors self-limit regardless of the parallelism setting: they respect the services' rate limits, back off on throttling responses and retry politely. The worst case of an over-ambitious setting is a slower audit — never a hammered tenant. That guarantee matters when the tenant belongs to your client.