Is there a limit to the number of rules that a global session policy can have?

A global session policy can indeed have a limit on the number of rules it contains. This limit is generally determined by the system's design and performance considerations. While the exact number may vary based on specific configurations or updates to the Okta platform, having a limit helps maintain the efficiency of policy processing and ensures that the system can handle rules effectively without degradation in performance.

Understanding this aspect is crucial for administrators and developers working on identity management tasks, as it ensures they do not exceed operational thresholds which can lead to unexpected behavior or application performance issues. This structured approach also allows for easier management and organization of the rules, ensuring that all global session policies are clear, concise, and efficient for end-users without overwhelming the system with an excessive number of rules.