Constraints
Quotas
You can log in to the console to view the default quota for each resource. To increase the quotas, you can submit a service ticket.
Resource Type |
Default Quota |
How to Increase |
---|---|---|
Public zone |
50 |
|
Private zone |
50 |
|
Record set |
500 |
|
PTR record |
50 |
|
Custom line |
50 |
|
Inbound endpoint |
50 |
|
Outbound endpoint |
50 |
|
Endpoint rule |
50 |
Specifications
Resource Type |
Specifications |
Description |
---|---|---|
Maximum number of IP addresses that can be bound to an endpoint |
6 |
Submit a service ticket to increase the quota. |
Maximum number of VPCs that can be associated with a private zone |
No limit |
- |
Maximum number of VPCs that can be associated with an endpoint rule |
No limit |
- |
Maximum number of requests for a single ECS in a VPC |
2,000 per second |
For a single ECS in a VPC, the maximum number of resolution requests is 2,000 per second. If the number of requests exceeds this, extra requests may not be handled. To avoid this, enable DNS caching to improve lookup efficiency. |
Total number of requests for all ECSs in a VPC |
No limit |
- |
Maximum number of recursive resolution requests for a single ECS in a VPC |
600 per second |
For a single ECS in a VPC, the maximum number of external recursive requests is 600 per second. If the number of requests exceeds this, extra requests may not be handled. If your VM requests a swarm of random subdomain names, DNS resolution will be frozen. If your services initiate an enormous volume of concurrent requests, enable DNS caching to improve lookup efficiency. |
Total number of recursive requests for all ECSs in a VPC |
5,000 per second |
For all ECSs in a VPC, the maximum number of external recursive requests is 5,000 per second. If the number of requests exceeds this, extra requests may not be handled. If access to a large number of Internet domain names is required, some domain names may not be accessible due to traffic limiting. To avoid this, submit a service ticket. |
Maximum number of recursive resolution requests for a single domain name in a VPC |
50 requests per second |
For a single domain name (for example, example.com) and its subdomains in a VPC, the maximum number of external recursive requests is 50 per second. If the number of requests exceeds this, extra requests may not be handled. |
Bandwidth for handling requests to a public zone |
5 Gbit/s |
If your public domain name has abnormal requests evaluated by Huawei, such as attacks, and more than 5 Gbit/s of bandwidth is required for handling the requests, the domain name may be blocked. To address this issue, you should select an appropriate security protection product. |
Maximum number of requests to a single IP address configured for an inbound endpoint |
10,000 requests per second |
Up to 10,000 requests can be routed to a single endpoint IP address per second, and up to 600 external recursive requests can be routed to a public domain name per second. If the number of requests exceeds these limits, extra requests may not be handled. To avoid this, enable DNS caching for your on-premises network to improve lookup efficiency. |
Maximum number of requests from a single IP address configured for an outbound endpoint |
10,000 requests per second |
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