EC2/EBS Hard Ceiling & Quota Diagnostic Troubleshooter (Part 4)
Use the interactive troubleshooter below to identify your EC2/EBS hard ceiling or quota symptom, review the raw evidence, understand the breach consequence, and note the limit.
🚨 Step 1: What specific error symptom are you experiencing?
Please click the most accurate description:
Quick Reference Table
| # | Service & Resource | The Number | Hard Ceiling or Adjustable? | Breach Consequence | Verbatim Source Sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Amazon EBS (Linux MBR Boot Volumes) | 2047 GiB | Hard Ceiling | Consequence not stated | "If your Linux AMI uses MBR, your boot volume is limited to 2047 GiB, but your non-boot volumes do not have this limit." |
| 6 | Amazon EBS (gp2, st1, sc1 Volumes) | 0 balance (depleted burst bucket) | Soft Default / Limit | Volume I/O or throughput is throttled to the baseline | "When your burst bucket is depleted, volume I/O (for gp2 volumes) or volume throughput (for st1 and sc1 volumes) is throttled to the baseline." |
| 7 | Amazon EC2 (Outpost Rack Root Volumes) | 30 GB | Hard Ceiling | Consequence not stated | "The root volume for an instance on an Outpost rack must be 30 GB or smaller." |
| 8 | Amazon EBS (Snapshot Archive) | 1 - 180 days (Default: 1 day) | Hard Ceiling & Adjustable Default | Consequence not stated | "--temporary-restore-days must be specified in days. The allowed range is 1 - 180. If you do not specify a value, it defaults to 1 day." |