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I haven't fully grokked this yet, but one trick I've used in the past to get around limits is AWS Organizations, creating a sub-account per property. A bit more
by temp0826 4y ago
I haven't fully grokked this yet, but one trick I've used in the past to get around limits is AWS Organizations, creating a sub-account per property. A bit more setup but can keep things cleaner administratively.
- icedchai 4y agoAWS will raise limits if you ask. Increasing EC2 instance limits is usually a quick turn around.
- ericbarrett 4y agoYes, the default limits are there to prevent abuse and runaway misconfigurations. They won't turn down revenue if you confirm it's intentional.
- andrewstuart2 4y agoAt least for the tests I've done on a small startup recently, they've also implemented some automatic quota increases for EC2. I ran commands that would have (or did) eclipsed my quota, and got an email that my quotas were bumped a few minutes later.