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Hi,
You mention that you start StartOutboundVoiceContact via REST request. Is this REST endpoint service by an Amazon API Gateway ?
The reason why I am asking is that 429 code is also delivered by API gtw when too many parallel requests occur: see https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/api-gateway-429-limit
So, you may also want to check your quotas for API gtw to make sure that you have enough capacity on that side as well.
Best,
Didier
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Hi,
The call to StartOutboundVoiceContact is via MuleSoft and Postman. I actually checked API gateway and since I do not use that service, there is nothing in there. And of all the Amazon Connect API endpoint, I am only using one endpoint on this project. So my request to increase the quota was for this endpoint alone.
I actually test ListUsers endpoint in Amazon connect and it works fine.
Is there like a separate request for this since I already completed the quota request?
Hi Owen, yes, Api Gateway has its own distinct quotas. They are detailled at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/apigateway/latest/developerguide/limits.html#apigateway-account-level-limits-table
You can also open requests to adjust them to your needs.
Hi @Didier_Durand,
I mean, I do not use API gateway. This is straight-forward to Amazon Connect. Please correct me if my understanding is correct. If Amazon Connect is passing through the API gateway - how would I know if what service quota should I request to be increased?
What I want to know, once the quota was increased, is the 429 error will be fixed right away? If not, is there a separate request to for it to be refreshed at some point?
There is also a statement that if the quota was exceeded, Amazon will reject all request until the remainder of the interval. What is this interval and how would I check the interval?