November 22, 2022 — Increased resource tier limits

We updated the following limits in the Dynamic Compute resource tier.

Dynamic compute	Previous limit	New limit
Maximum wall time during initialization	200 milliseconds	500 milliseconds
Maximum memory usage per event handler	1.5 MB	2.5 MB
Maximum CPU time per event handler	10 milliseconds	20 millseconds
Maximum wall time per event handler	4 seconds	5.5 seconds
Maximum number of HTTP sub-requests allowed from a parent request	2	4
Maximum number of HTTP sub-requests allowed in parallel per request	2	4
Maximum wall time per HTTP sub-request	4 seconds	5.5 seconds
Maximum memory usage for responseProvider	2 MB	4 MB
Maximum CPU time for responseProvider	100 milliseconds	200 milliseconds
Maximum wall time for responseProvider	4 seconds	8 seconds
Maximum wall time per HTTP sub-request during the execution of the responseProvider event handler	4 seconds	8 seconds

We updated the following limits in the Basic Compute resource tier.

Basic compute	Previous limit	New limit
Maximum CPU time per event handler	4 milliseconds	10 milliseconds
Maximum wall time per event handler	200 milliseconds	4 seconds
Maximum number of HTTP sub-requests allowed from a parent request	0	2
Maximum number of HTTP sub-requests allowed in parallel per request	0	2
Maximum wall time per HTTP sub-request	0	4 seconds
Maximum response size per HTTP sub-request	0	5 MB
Maximum CPU time for responseProvider	4 milliseconds	100 milliseconds
Maximum wall time for responseProvider	100 milliseconds	4 seconds
Maximum number of HTTP sub-requests allowed for responseProvider	0	50
Maximum number of HTTP sub-requests allowed in parallel for responseProvider	0	5
Maximum wall time per HTTP sub-request during the execution of the responseProvider event handler	0	4 seconds
Maximum response size per HTTP sub-request during the execution of the responseProvider event handler	0	5 MB