Amazon DynamoDB now supports up to 50 concurrent table restores
Amazon DynamoDB now supports up to 50 concurrent table restores per AWS account. The default service quota for table restores increased from 4 to 50, and is applicable to restores performed using point-in-time recovery and on-demand backups managed by DynamoDB and AWS Backup.
Amazon DynamoDB now supports up to 50 concurrent table restores per AWS account. The default service quota for table restores increased from 4 to 50, and is applicable to restores performed using point-in-time recovery and on-demand backups managed by DynamoDB and AWS Backup.
With the increased default service quota, customers who have a large number of tables can now run up to 50 concurrent table restore operations, reducing the delays associated with restoring four tables at a time.
The new default quotas are now effective in all AWS Regions, except AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. Start taking advantage of these quotas by using the DynamoDB console, the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), or AWS APIs. For more information about DynamoDB quotas, see the DynamoDB Developer Guide.