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The API rate limits are applied to account to which the calling credentials belong.
So if user A from account X assumes role B in account Y and then makes API calls it is account Y where the limits are applied.
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Limits are applied account-wise. In the the case described above, the limitation is applied to the account to which gets the API Call.
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There is an answer that says the opposite, if I read this correctly. Can you elaborate please?
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There is an answer that says the opposite, if I read this correctly. Can you elaborate please?
I don't know what else to add here: The limits are applied to the account where the credentials that are calling the API belong to. If you assume a role in another account (let's call that account "M") then the limits are applied to account M, not the original account where you assumed the role from.