AWS Limit Monitor Now Supports vCPU-Based On-Demand Instance Limit Monitoring
AWS has updated the AWS Limit Monitor, a solution that automatically provisions the services necessary to proactively track resource usage and send notifications as you approach limits. The solution now leverages Service Quotas to enable you to monitor usage against limits.
AWS has updated the AWS Limit Monitor, a solution that automatically provisions the services necessary to proactively track resource usage and send notifications as you approach limits. The solution now leverages Service Quotas to enable you to monitor usage against limits.
Amazon EC2 is transitioning On-Demand Instance limits from the current instance count-based limits to the new vCPU-based limits to simplify the limit management experience for AWS customers. For more information, see EC2 On-Demand Instance Limits. To help you more actively track vCPU limits, the Limit Monitor now checks Service Quotas for your vCPU usage against limits and notifies you when you approach vCPU limits. To learn more about the AWS Limit Monitor, see the solution webpage.
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