Amazon Cognito has launched provisioned limits, a new capability that allows users to manage authentication rate limits directly. This feature is accessible through the AWS Management Console for Amazon Cognito, providing on-demand capacity adjustments.
Previously, adjusting Amazon Cognito rate limits required submitting support tickets, which could take 10 to 14 days for approval and processing. With provisioned limits, these adjustments can now be completed in minutes, significantly reducing planning time for anticipated traffic spikes.
The new self-service control enables users to scale authentication infrastructure up for high-traffic events like Black Friday and scale down during periods of lower demand. This flexibility helps optimize costs by aligning capacity more closely with actual usage, particularly beneficial for businesses with seasonal traffic patterns.
Provisioned limits work in conjunction with existing account-level maximum limits managed in AWS Service Quotas. This combined approach provides comprehensive control over authentication capacity, allowing for granular adjustments as needed.
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Amazon Cognito now offers provisioned limits, allowing users to adjust authentication rate limits on-demand through the AWS Management Console. This change reduces the time required for capacity increases from up to two weeks to minutes, enabling better cost optimization and responsiveness to traffic fluctuations.