Updating Service Quotas Automatic Management configuration

You can update your Service Quotas Automatic Management by adding service quotas to the exclusion list or changing your Automatic Management notification configuration. Use the following procedure to update Automatic Management configuration for your AWS account using the AWS Management Console or AWS CLI.

AWS Management Console

1. Open the Service Quotas console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/servicequotas/.

2. In the navigation pane, choose Automatic Management.

3. Make the changes to your Automatic Management configuration.

   1. Exclusion list update - You can add service quotas from the exclusion list. See Excluding service quotas from Service Quotas Automatic Management.

   2. Notification configuration update - Under Notification configuration, choose Edit. You're directed to the AWS User Notifications console where you can edit the notifications for Automatic Management. For more information, see Creating your first notification configuration in AWS User Notifications in the AWS User Notifications User Guide.

AWS CLI

To update Automatic Management notifications with the AWS CLI, use the AWS User Notifications command, update-notification-configuration or UpdateNotificationConfiguration in the AWS User Notifications API Reference.

Example Exclude Amazon DynamoDB quota from Automatic Management

The following example excludes DynamoDB from Automatic Management for an AWS account in the Canada (Central) AWS Region. Replace the italicized placeholder text in the example command with your information.

aws service-quotas update-auto-management \
  --opt-in-type NotifyOnly \
  --region ca-central-1 \
  --exclusion-list '{"dynamodb":["L-E123ABC4"]}'