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API Gateway throttling discrepancy

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Hi AWS Community,

I am experiencing a discrepancy in the throttling limits for my API Gateway and I need some assistance in understanding and resolving this issue.

In the AWS Service Quotas section, my applied account-level quota values for the throttle burst rate and throttle rate are as follows:

  • Throttle Burst Rate: 5,000 requests per second (RPS)
  • Throttle Rate: 10,000 RPS

However, when I check the throttling settings in the API Gateway console, it shows:

  • Throttle Rate: 2,500 RPS
  • Burst Limit: 1,250 RPS

Throttling Info Account-level throttling Your current account-level throttling rate is 2500 requests per second with a burst of 1250 requests.

Could someone please help me understand why there is a difference between the Service Quotas and the API Gateway console settings? How can I resolve this to ensure my application can handle the expected load without encountering throttling errors?

My region is ap-southeast-3.

Thank you for your assistance!

Best regards,

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Hello,

In the AWS Service Quotas section, my applied account-level quota values for the throttle burst rate and throttle rate are as follows:

Throttle Burst Rate: 5,000 requests per second (RPS)
Throttle Rate: 10,000 RPS
However, when I check the throttling settings in the API Gateway console, it shows:

Throttle Rate: 2,500 RPS
Burst Limit: 1,250 RPS

This is because of your region.

According to API Gateway account-level quotas, per Region, you can see that:

For the following Regions, the default throttle quota is 2500 RPS and the default burst quota is 1250 RPS: Africa (Cape Town), Europe (Milan), Asia Pacific (Jakarta), Middle East (UAE), Asia Pacific (Hyderabad), Asia Pacific (Melbourne), Europe (Spain), Europe (Zurich), Israel (Tel Aviv), and Canada West (Calgary).

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