‫So now let's talk
‫about the AWS Service Quotas.
‫So the idea is that with AWS, you have limits
‫and these limits are called quotas.
‫And sometimes you may hit them.
‫For example, you may get close
‫to how many Lambda functions you can run at the same time
‫and so on.
‫And you wanna be notified whenever you hit these limits
‫because they're important limits in your accounts.
‫For this, you can use the service quota service.
‫So you can create CloudWatch Alarms directly
‫on the Service Quotas console and get alerted.
‫For example, whenever your Lambda concurrent executions
‫are reaching your quota.
‫So on top of being alerted
‫of your limits and whenever you reach them,
‫you can also request a quota increase directly
‫from the AWS Service Quotas console
‫and then you would be able to extend your quotas
‫or you can decide if you wanted to to shut down resources
‫because you figure out maybe there's too many things running
‫and you're not supposed to have these things running.
‫So to summarize,
‫the Service Quotas service actually monitors all your quotas
‫across AWS, and that's a lot of quotas.
‫You can get alerting out of it from CloudWatch Alarms
‫and you can request quota increase directly
‫from the consult.
‫So that's it.
‫I hope you liked it, and I will see you in the next lecture.