Quotas in AWS CodePipeline
CodePipeline has quotas for the number of pipelines, stages, actions, and webhooks
that an AWS account can have in
each AWS Region. These quotas apply per Region and can be increased. To request an
increase, use the Support Center
console
It can take up to two weeks to process requests for a quota increase.
| Resource | Default |
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Length of time before an action times out |
Approval action: 7 days AWS CloudFormation deployment action: 3 days CodeBuild build action and test action: 8 hours CodeDeploy and CodeDeploy ECS (blue/green) deployment actions: 5 days AWS Lambda invoke action: 20 minutes While the action is running, CodePipeline periodically contacts Lambda for a status. The Lambda function replies with a status, where the action execution is either successful, failed, or still in progress. After 20 minutes, if the Lambda function has either sent no reply or replied that the action execution is still in progress, the CodePipeline action times out. If the action times out, CodePipeline sets the Lambda invoke action state to failed. Lambda has a separate timeout for Lambda functions that is not related to the CodePipeline action timeout. Amazon S3 deployment action: 20 minutes If the upload to S3 times out during deployment of a large ZIP file, the action fails with a timeout error. Try breaking up the ZIP file into smaller files. Step Functions invoke action: 7 days Custom actions: 24 hours All other actions: 1 hour The Amazon ECS deployment action timeout is configurable up to one hour (the default timeout). |
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Maximum number of total pipelines per Region in an AWS account |
1000 Pipelines configured for either polling or event-based change detection are counted toward this quota. |
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Maximum number of pipelines set to polling for source changes, per AWS Region |
300 This quota is fixed and cannot be changed. If you reach the limit for polling pipelines, you can still configure additional pipelines that use event-based change detection. For more information, see Source actions and change detection methods.1 |
| Maximum number of webhooks per Region in an AWS account | 300 |
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Number of custom actions per Region in an AWS account |
50 |
1Based on your source
provider, use the following instructions to update your polling pipelines to use
event-based change detection:
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The following quotas in AWS CodePipeline apply to Region availability, naming constraints, and allowed artifact sizes. These quotas are fixed and cannot be changed.
For information about structural requirements, see CodePipeline pipeline structure reference.
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AWS Regions where you can create a pipeline |
US East (Ohio) US East (N. Virginia) US West (N. California) US West (Oregon) Canada (Central) Europe (Frankfurt) Europe (Ireland) Europe (London) Europe (Milan)* Europe (Paris) Europe (Stockholm) Asia Pacific (Hong Kong)* Asia Pacific (Mumbai) Asia Pacific (Tokyo) Asia Pacific (Seoul) Asia Pacific (Singapore) Asia Pacific (Sydney) South America (São Paulo) AWS GovCloud (US-West) |
| Characters allowed in an action name |
Action names cannot exceed 100 characters. Allowed characters include: Lowercase letters Uppercase letters Numbers Special characters Any other characters, such as spaces, are not allowed. |
| Characters allowed in action types |
Action type names cannot exceed 25 characters. Allowed characters include: Lowercase letters a through z, inclusive. Uppercase letters A through Z, inclusive. Numbers 0 through 9, inclusive. Special characters . (period), @ (at sign), - (minus sign), and _ (underscore). Any other characters, such as spaces, are not allowed. |
| Characters allowed in partner action names | Partner action names must follow the same naming conventions and restrictions
as other action names in CodePipeline. Specifically, they cannot exceed 100 characters.
Allowed characters include:
Lowercase letters a through z, inclusive. Uppercase letters A through Z, inclusive. Numbers 0 through 9, inclusive. Special characters . (period), @ (at sign), - (minus sign), and _ (underscore). Any other characters, such as spaces, are not allowed. |
| Characters allowed in a pipeline name |
Pipeline names cannot exceed 100 characters. Allowed characters include: Lowercase letters a through z, inclusive. Uppercase letters A through Z, inclusive. Numbers 0 through 9, inclusive. Special characters . (period), @ (at sign),- (minus sign), and _ (underscore). Any other characters, such as spaces, are not allowed. |
| Characters allowed in a stage name |
Stage names cannot exceed 100 characters. Allowed characters include: Lowercase letters a through z, inclusive. Uppercase letters A through Z, inclusive. Numbers 0 through 9, inclusive. Special characters . (period), @ (at sign), - (minus sign), and _ (underscore). Any other characters, such as spaces, are not allowed. |
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Maximum length of the action configuration key (for example, the CodeBuild
configuration keys are |
50 characters |
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Maximum length of the action configuration value (for example, the value of
the
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1000 characters |
| Maximum number of actions per pipeline | 500 |
| Maximum number of months that pipeline execution history information is retained | 12 |
| Maximum number of parallel actions in a stage | 50 |
| Maximum number of sequential actions in a stage | 50 |
| Maximum size of artifacts in a source stage |
Artifacts stored in Amazon S3 buckets: 5 GB Artifacts stored in CodeCommit or GitHub repositories: 1 GB Exception: If you are using AWS Elastic Beanstalk to deploy applications, the maximum artifact size is always 512 MB. Exception: If you are using AWS CloudFormation to deploy applications, the maximum artifact size is always 256 MB. Exception: If you are using the |
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Maximum size of the image definitions JSON file used in pipelines deploying Amazon ECS containers and images |
100 KB |
| Maximum size of input artifacts for AWS CloudFormation actions | 256 MB |
Maximum size of input artifacts for the CodeDeployToECS
action
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3 MB |
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Maximum size of the JSON object that can be stored in the
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For a CodePipeline deploy action with AWS CloudFormation as the provider, the
ParameterOverrides property is used to store a JSON object that
specifies values for the AWS CloudFormation template configuration file. There is
a maximum
size limit of 1 kilobyte for the JSON object that can be stored in the
ParameterOverrides property.
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Number of actions in a stage |
Minimum of 1, maximum of 50 |
| Number of artifacts allowed for each action | For the number of input and output artifacts allowed for each action, see the Number of input and output artifacts for each action type |
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Number of stages in a pipeline |
Minimum of 2, maximum of 50 |
| Pipeline tags | Tags are case sensitive. Maximum of 50 per resource. |
| Pipeline tag key names |
Any combination of Unicode letters, numbers, spaces, and allowed characters in UTF-8 between 1 and 128 characters in length. Allowed characters are + - = . _ : / @ Tag key names must be unique, and each key can have only one value. A tag cannot:
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| Pipeline tag values |
Any combination of Unicode letters, numbers, spaces, and allowed characters in UTF-8 between 1 and 256 characters in length. Allowed characters are + - = . _ : / @ A key can have only one value, but many keys can have the same value. A tag cannot:
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| Uniqueness of names |
Within a single AWS account, each pipeline you create in an AWS Region must have a unique name. You can reuse names for pipelines in different AWS Regions. Stage names must be unique within a pipeline. Action names must be unique within a stage. |
| Variable quotas |
There is a maximum size limit of 122880 bytes for all output variables combined for a particular action. There is a maximum size limit of 100 KB for the total resolved action configuration for a particular action. Output variable names are case sensitive. Namespaces are case sensitive. Allowed characters include:
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* You must enable this Region before you can use it.
