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Key Takeaways
- The quota table lists up to 10,000 identities, tenants, and configuration sets. SES quotas apply separately to each AWS Region in an account.
- The published figures do not mean every account and Region is already assigned that quota; check the account’s actual usage and assigned value.
- All three quotas are marked adjustable. AWS Service Quotas is the documented place to review usage and request an increase, but approval, increments, and timing are not specified in the captured material.
- Resource counts are separate from email sending quotas; sandbox daily and per-second limits do not change when a resource quota changes.
What the three 10,000 resource quotas mean
The Amazon SES quota table lists a maximum of 10,000 for identities, tenants, and configuration sets, and marks each quota adjustable. The page says SES quotas apply in every AWS Region used by an account. It defines an identity as a domain or email address used to send mail through SES.
These published values are not a promise that every account and Region has already been assigned 10,000, and they do not describe email volume. The quota page does not define “tenant” further, so record the resource type shown in the account rather than converting an application’s tenant count into another SES resource count.
Check usage for the right account and Region
Confirm the AWS account, SES Region, and resource type first, then check the current usage and quota for that Region in AWS Service Quotas. Review identities, tenants, and configuration sets separately; a combined total cannot show whether one category is near its limit.
AWS also says these resources can be searched by name or status, which can help locate an object. The announcement does not name the specific console page or filter for each resource, so confirm the resource type, account, and Region after using search. Record the actual usage, assigned quota, and time checked.
Request an increase for the resource that is constrained
All three resource quotas are marked adjustable. AWS says you can review current usage and request an increase in AWS Service Quotas. Identify the resource type and Region with a capacity need, then base the request on that account’s usage; use the value shown for the account after AWS processes it.
Adjustable means an increase can be requested, not that 10,000 is already assigned or that a request will be approved. The captured material does not state request increments, approval criteria, processing time, or required IAM permissions. Do not split accounts to work around a quota.
Keep resource counts separate from sending limits
The number of identities, tenants, or configuration sets does not set your daily sending allowance or rate. The quota page says sending quotas are based on recipients rather than messages. In the SES sandbox, the listed limits are up to 200 emails per 24-hour period and 1 email per second; outside the sandbox, limits vary by use case.
Check the account’s sandbox status, daily sending quota, and sending rate separately, even when resource capacity is available. Raising a resource quota does not raise recipient allowances, remove the sandbox, or guarantee delivery.
Keep a capacity record for each Region
For each account and Region, record the resource type, actual usage, current assigned quota, observation time, and whether an increase request is open. Update the approved quota from the account’s result, then plan against measured growth rather than copying the published 10,000 value into every Region.
Track sending separately with sandbox status, daily recipient quota, and per-second rate. The captured sources do not show any individual account’s assigned values, eligibility, or approval timing, so leave those as account-specific items to verify.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which characters can a configuration-set name use?
A name can be up to 64 characters and may contain alphanumeric characters, hyphens (-), and underscores (_). Spaces, accented characters, and other special characters are not allowed.
How many recipients can one email include?
The limit is 50 recipients per message, counting To, CC, and BCC addresses. This per-message limit is not adjustable and is separate from the account’s daily sending quota.