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Hi, @jeffgardnerdev.
I think your guess is correct. very interesting.
The document below also states that the capacity varies depending on the cache instance.
Can you measure what your current maximum cache size is?
https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/api-gateway-cache-capacity/?nc1=h_ls
Are your API Gateway resources edge-optimized? Are you regional?
In the latter case, have you additionally introduced CloudFront, etc.?
In that case, check the access log of API Gateway and check whether it is cached by CloudFront.
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@iwasa thanks for the response. I am testing with a regional API, no CloudFront, using the minimum cache size--0.5 GB. Cache is not encrypted and TTL is set to 3600. I have tested after clearing the cache and the results are consistent.