Hello,
We have automated integration tests. Each one needs to log in to our site using a Cognito username and password for the automated test runner user, and then run the test. We are now seeing a problem where the logins are often failing. We believe this is because there is a quota on how many logins can be requested for one user, per second.
According to this document, I believe you can only login 10 times per user per second: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/limits.html#category_operations and unfortunately I think we need that increased to almost 50 to get our test suite to pass.
I believe you can request an increase to some quotas here: https://us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com/servicequotas/home/services/cognito-idp/quotas but unfortunately, of the thirty quotas I see there, I cannot find one that looks like logins per user per second.
Is there a way to increase the logins-per-user-per-second quota in Cognito? (And, can you confirm that there IS such a quota, as I'm not even sure that is what we're hitting, though it would explain a great many things.)
Thanks,
--Dan
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Thanks for your response.
There is not an error, it is just a failure to authenticate. That is, the credentials are rejected.
The option of creating multiple automated test users could be possible, I am looking into that. If the quota we are hitting is per-user, that should help. But it is not easy for us to divvy the tests between multiple users, so if I could get a confirmation somehow that we are hitting a per-user quota, that could help me justify the workaround.