Prevent outages before they happen. Monitor AWS service limits across all your accounts and get alerts when you're approaching critical thresholds.
Demo - this is what your service quota monitoring looks like in CloudWrangler
Every AWS service has limits on the resources you can create — VPCs per region, EC2 instances, Lambda concurrent executions, and hundreds more. When you hit a quota, new resource creation fails and your applications can go down.
CloudWrangler monitors these quotas across all your AWS accounts and regions. We track your current usage against each limit and alert you when you're approaching critical thresholds, giving you time to request increases before problems occur.
Most teams don't discover quota issues until something breaks. CloudWrangler gives you proactive visibility so you can plan capacity and avoid outages.
Complete visibility into your AWS service limits across every account and region
Track real-time usage against service limits for EC2, VPC, Lambda, EBS, RDS, and dozens more AWS services across all regions.
Set custom warning thresholds (e.g., 80%, 90%) and get notified when quotas approach critical levels before your applications are affected.
Visualize quota usage over time to predict when you'll hit limits. Plan capacity increases before demand outgrows your quotas.
See quota status across all AWS accounts in one consolidated view. Identify which accounts are running hot and need attention.
Receive alerts via Slack or email when quotas enter warning or critical zones. Never be surprised by a limit again.
Ensure all accounts maintain healthy quota headroom. Track quota increase requests and maintain compliance with capacity standards.
Teams that monitor quotas proactively avoid costly outages and deployment failures
Auto-scaling fails silently when you hit instance limits. A deployment that needs 10 new instances but only 2 are available means degraded service. Quota monitoring catches this before it happens.
CI/CD pipelines fail when they can't create resources. VPC limits, security group limits, and ENI limits are common blockers that waste engineering time debugging.
With dozens of AWS accounts, tracking quotas per-account and per-region is impossible manually. CloudWrangler gives you a single pane of glass for all quota health.
Usage trends help you forecast when you'll hit limits. Request quota increases weeks in advance instead of scrambling during an incident.
When something breaks, knowing immediately that a quota was hit saves hours of debugging. Quota alerts provide instant root cause identification.
Maintain organizational standards for quota headroom. Ensure all accounts have adequate limits for their workloads and track quota increase approval history.
CloudWrangler monitors quotas for EC2, VPC, EBS, Lambda, RDS, ElastiCache, ELB, S3, IAM, CloudFormation, and many more. We cover the most commonly hit limits across all major AWS services.
Quota usage is synced automatically on a regular schedule. You can also trigger manual syncs at any time. Historical data is retained so you can track usage trends over time.
Yes. You can configure warning and critical thresholds per quota. For example, set a warning at 80% and critical at 95%. Alerts are sent via your configured notification channels.
Absolutely. CloudWrangler monitors quotas across all your connected AWS accounts and regions. The consolidated dashboard shows quota health for your entire organization.
Yes, CloudWrangler's service quotas monitoring is completely free. No credit card, no trial period. We believe infrastructure visibility shouldn't require expensive tools.
The AWS console only shows one account at a time and doesn't provide alerts or trends. CloudWrangler consolidates all accounts, provides historical tracking, configurable alerts, and a single dashboard for your entire organization.