Apex governors and namespaces

Platform governors prevent any one execution context from consuming excessive resources on the service, which could be detrimental to its users. Overall, an execution context cannot exceed 10 minutes, though within an execution context in practice, other limits would likely be reached before this.

For example, Apex code units executing within an execution context can only collectively execute for a maximum 10 or 60 seconds depending on the context. Over the years, Salesforce has worked hard to consolidate what was once a confusing array of governors, which also varied based on a number of Apex code contexts. Thankfully, these days governors are much easier to follow and vary only based on the context being interactive or batch (asynchronous).

The namespaces and governor scope

An important consideration for a packaged solution is the scope of a governor. In other words, does it apply only to the packaged code or for all code executing in the execution context? Remember...