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OP here states "Of course I am checking in the same region" - which is great & mysterious. However for me coming to this answer from google, a couple of times for me the answer has been "you're looking in the wrong region". This gets me / is confusing because the column name says "applied account-level quota" but despite being account level it is still not multi region level. So despite it looking like I have a quota of 3 I did in fact have a quota of 0 when I swapped to the correct region via dropdown in top right of UI.
Quota screenshot below:
There was a recent AWS Supports You episode on Twitch, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nfDpE3Rr3Y, where several re:Post questions were covered. You can see an answer to this question at the 28.57 mark.
I followed the link, and indeed this is just a tutorial on "how to increase quota using the UI". Not a helpful answer for the asked question of "I seem to have quota, but I'm getting this error".
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I am also having this issue with 2 different AWS accounts. I'm completely unable to continue forward with my testing and development until my quota increase requests for training job instances are resolved. It seems absolutely insane to me that one of Amazon's flagship services is completely unusable at the moment without opening support tickets and waiting several days for a response.