Amazon API Gateway quotas and important notes
The following section explains quotas for Amazon API Gateway. Unless noted otherwise, the quotas can be increased upon request. To request a quota
increase, you can use Service Quotas or contact the AWS Support Center
When authorization is enabled on a method, the maximum length of the method's ARN
(for example,
arn:aws:execute-api:{region-id}:{account-id}:{api-id}/{stage-id}/{method}/{resource}/{path})
is 1600 bytes. The path parameter values (whose size is determined at runtime) can cause
the ARN length to exceed the limit. When this happens, the API client receives a
414 Request URI too long response.
Note
This limits URI length when resource policies are used. In the case of private APIs where a resource policy is required, this limits the URI length of all private APIs.
Topics
API Gateway account-level quotas, per Region
The following quotas apply per account, per Region in Amazon API Gateway.
| Resource or operation | Default quota | Can be increased |
|---|---|---|
| Throttle quota per account, per Region across HTTP APIs, REST APIs, WebSocket APIs, and WebSocket callback APIs | 10,000 requests per second (RPS) with an additional burst capacity provided by the token bucket algorithmNoteThe burst quota is determined by the API Gateway service team based on the overall RPS quota for the account in the Region. It is not a quota that a customer can control or request changes to. |
Yes |
| Regional APIs | 600 | No |
| Edge-optimized APIs | 120 | No |
* For the following Regions, the default throttle quota is 2500 RPS and the default burst quota is 1250 RPS: Africa (Cape Town), Europe (Milan), Asia Pacific (Jakarta), Middle East (UAE), Asia Pacific (Hyderabad), Asia Pacific (Melbourne), Europe (Spain), Europe (Zurich), Israel (Tel Aviv), and Canada West (Calgary), Asia Pacific (Malaysia).
HTTP API quotas
The following quotas apply to configuring and running an HTTP API in API Gateway.
| Resource or operation | Default quota | Can be increased |
|---|---|---|
| Routes per API | 300 | Yes |
| Integrations per API | 300 | No |
| Maximum integration timeout | 30 seconds | No |
| Stages per API | 10 | Yes |
| Multi-level API mappings per domain | 200 | No |
| Tags per stage | 50 | No |
| Total combined size of request line and header values | 10240 bytes | No |
| Payload size | 10 MB | No |
| Custom domains per account per Region | 120 | Yes |
| Access log template size | 3 KB | No |
| Amazon CloudWatch Logs log entry | 1 MB | No |
| Authorizers per API | 10 | Yes |
| Audiences per authorizer | 50 | No |
| Scopes per route | 10 | No |
| Timeout for JSON Web Key Set endpoint | 1500 ms | No |
| Response size from JSON Web Key Set endpoint | 150000 bytes | No |
| Timeout for OpenID Connect discovery endpoint | 1500 ms | No |
| Timeout for Lambda authorizer response | 10000 ms | No |
| VPC links per account per Region | 10 | Yes |
| Subnets per VPC link | 10 | Yes |
| Stage variables per stage | 100 | No |
| Length, in characters, of the key in a stage variable | 64 | No |
| Length, in characters, of the value in a stage variable | 512 | No |
API Gateway quotas for configuring and running a WebSocket API
The following quotas apply to configuring and running a WebSocket API in Amazon API Gateway.
| Resource or operation | Default quota | Can be increased |
|---|---|---|
| New connections per second per account (across all WebSocket APIs) per Region | 500 | Yes |
| Concurrent connections | Not applicable * | Not applicable |
| AWS Lambda authorizers per API | 10 | Yes |
| AWS Lambda authorizer result size | 8 KB | No |
| Routes per API | 300 | Yes |
| Integrations per API | 300 | Yes |
| Integration timeout | 50 milliseconds - 29 seconds for all integration types, including Lambda, Lambda proxy, HTTP, HTTP proxy, and AWS integrations. | No |
| Stages per API | 10 | Yes |
| WebSocket frame size | 32 KB | No |
| Message payload size | 128 KB ** | No |
| Maximum mapping template size | 300 KB | No |
| Connection duration for WebSocket API | 2 hours | No |
| Idle Connection Timeout | 10 minutes | No |
| Length, in characters, of the URL for a WebSocket API | 4096 | No |
* API Gateway doesn't enforce a quota on concurrent connections. The maximum number of concurrent connections is determined by the rate of new connections per second and maximum connection duration of two hours. For example, with the default quota of 500 new connections per second, if clients connect at the maximum rate over two hours, API Gateway can serve up to 3,600,000 concurrent connections.
** Because of the WebSocket frame-size quota of 32 KB, a message larger than 32 KB must be split into multiple
frames, each 32 KB or smaller. This applies to @connections commands. If a larger message (or larger frame size) is received, the connection is closed with
code 1009.
API Gateway quotas for configuring and running a REST API
The following quotas apply to configuring and running a REST API in Amazon API Gateway. For restapi:import or restapi:put, the maximum size of the API definition file is 6 MB.
All of the per-API quotas can only be increased on specific APIs.
| Resource or operation | Default quota | Can be increased |
|---|---|---|
| Public custom domain names per account per Region | 120 | Yes |
| Private custom domain names per account per Region | 50 | Yes |
| Domain name access associations per account | 100 | Yes |
| Multi-level API mappings per domain | 200 | No |
| Length, in characters, of the URL for an edge-optimized API | 8192 | No |
| Length, in characters, of the URL for a regional API | 10240 | No |
| Private APIs per account per Region | 600 | No |
| Length, in characters, of API Gateway resource policy | 8192 | Yes |
| API keys per account per Region | 10000 | No |
| Client certificates per account per Region | 60 | Yes |
| Authorizers per API (AWS Lambda and Amazon Cognito) | 10 | Yes |
| Documentation parts per API | 2000 | Yes |
| Resources per API | 300 | Yes |
| Stages per API | 10 | Yes |
| Stage variables per stage | 100 | No |
| Length, in characters, of the key in a stage variable | 64 | No |
| Length, in characters, of the value in a stage variable | 512 | No |
| Usage plans per account per Region | 300 | Yes |
| Usage plans per API key | 10 | Yes |
| VPC links per account per Region | 20 | Yes |
| API caching TTL | 300 seconds by default and configurable between 0 and 3600 by an API owner. | Not for the upper bound (3600) |
| Cached response size | 1048576 Bytes. Cache data encryption may increase the size of the item that is being cached. | No |
| Integration timeout | 50 milliseconds - 29 seconds for all integration types, including Lambda, Lambda proxy, HTTP, HTTP proxy, and AWS integrations. | Yes * |
| Total combined size of all header values, including header names, values, any line terminators, and whitespaces | 10240 Bytes | No |
| Total combined size of all header values for a private API | 8000 Bytes | No |
| Payload size | 10 MB | No |
| Tags per stage | 50 | No |
Number of iterations in a #foreach ... #end loop in mapping
templates |
1000 | No |
| Maximum mapping template size | 300 KB | No |
| ARN length of a method with authorization | 1600 bytes | No |
| Method-level throttling settings for a stage in a usage plan | 20 | Yes |
| Model size per API | 400 KB | No |
| Number of certificates in a truststore | 1,000 certificates up to 1 MB total object size. | No |
* You can't set the integration timeout to less than 50 milliseconds. You can raise the integration timeout to greater than 29 seconds for Regional APIs and private APIs, but this might require a reduction in your Region-level throttle quota limit for your account.
API Gateway quotas for creating, deploying and managing an API
The following fixed quotas apply to creating, deploying, and managing an API in API Gateway, using the AWS CLI, the API Gateway console, or the API Gateway REST API and its SDKs. These quotas can't be increased.
| Action | Default quota | Can be increased |
|---|---|---|
| CreateApiKey | 5 requests per second per account | No |
| CreateDeployment | 1 request every 5 seconds per account | No |
| CreateDocumentationVersion | 1 request every 20 seconds per account | No |
| CreateDomainName | 1 request every 30 seconds per account | No |
| CreateResource | 5 requests per second per account | No |
| CreateRestApi | Regional or private API
Edge-optimized API
|
No |
| CreateVpcLink (V2) | 1 request every 15 seconds per account | No |
| DeleteApiKey | 5 requests per second per account | No |
| DeleteDomainName | 1 request every 30 seconds per account | No |
| DeleteResource | 5 requests per second per account | No |
| DeleteRestApi | 1 request every 30 seconds per account | No |
| GetResources | 5 requests every 2 seconds per account | No |
| DeleteVpcLink (V2) | 1 request every 30 seconds per account | No |
| ImportDocumentationParts | 1 request every 30 seconds per account | No |
| ImportRestApi | Regional or private API
Edge-optimized API
|
No |
| PutRestApi | 1 request per second per account | No |
| UpdateAccount | 1 request every 20 seconds per account | No |
| UpdateDomainName | 1 request every 30 seconds per account | No |
| UpdateUsagePlan | 1 request every 20 seconds per account | No |
| Other operations | No quota up to the total account quota. | No |
| Total operations | 10 requests per second with a burst quota of 40 requests per second. | No |
