I understand you're facing challenges scaling up your Copilot Studio Agent to handle 7,000 PDF files and encountering the AsyncResponsePayloadTooLarge
error. This is a common issue when dealing with large-scale document processing. Here are the best practices and strategies to handle this efficiently:
The AsyncResponsePayloadTooLarge
error indicates your response exceeded payload limits. Here are the recommended solutions for processing 7,000 PDFs efficiently:
Immediate Solutions
1. Document Chunking
- Break PDFs into smaller segments (1000-2000 tokens)
- Process documents in batches of 10-50 files
- Implement pagination for large result sets
2. Architecture Optimization
- Pre-process documents offline using Azure Document Intelligence
- Create searchable indexes with vector embeddings
- Design agents to retrieve relevant chunks, not full documents
- Implement streaming responses for large outputs
3. Multi-Agent Strategy
├── Document Ingestion Agent (offline processing)
├── Query Processing Agent (retrieval)
└── Response Coordination Agent (result assembly)
4. Error Mitigation
- Add retry logic with exponential backoff
- Implement circuit breaker patterns
- Use asynchronous processing queues
- Monitor token usage per operation
Best Practice Implementation
- Offline: Index all 7,000 PDFs into Azure AI Search
- Runtime: Query relevant document chunks only
- Response: Return summarized answers with source references
- Monitoring: Track processing metrics and payload sizes
This approach will resolve the payload error while maintaining performance at scale.
Thanks,
Karan Shewale.
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