Amazon EMR cluster error: EC2 QUOTA EXCEEDED
If you get an EC2 QUOTA EXCEEDED message, there may be several causes. Depending on configuration differences, it may take up to
5-20 minutes for previous clusters to terminate and release allocated resources. If you
are getting an EC2 QUOTA EXCEEDED error when you attempt to launch a
cluster, it may be because resources from a recently terminated cluster have not yet
been released. This message can also be caused by the resizing of an instance group or instance fleet to a target size that is greater than the current instance quota for the account. This can happen manually or automatically through automatic scaling.
Consider the following options to resolve the issue:
Follow the instructions in AWS service quotas in the Amazon Web Services General Reference to request a service limit increase. For some APIs, setting up a CloudWatch event might be a better option than increasing limits. For more details, see When to set up EMR events in CloudWatch.
If one or more running clusters are not at capacity, resize instance groups or reduce target capacities on instance fleets for running clusters.
Create clusters with fewer EC2 instances or reduced target capacity.
