Foundations
| DRHCREL01: How do you manage Service Quotas for resources running in AWS Local Zones and AWS Outposts? |
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For cloud-based workload architectures, there are Service Quotas (also referred to as service limits). These quotas exist to prevent accidentally provisioning more resources than you need and to limit request rates on API operations to protect services from abuse. Both AWS Local Zones and AWS Outposts are homed to specific AWS Regions. Regional service quotas apply to AWS resources (for example, Amazon EC2 instances) running on Local Zones or Outposts.
| DRHCREL02: Do you have redundant power and network to on-premises AWS components? |
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AWS Outposts depends on a resilient connection to its anchor Availability Zone for management, monitoring, and service operations to function properly. Redundant network connections for each Outpost are needed for reliable connectivity back to the anchor points in the AWS Cloud. Outposts have documented power requirements, and it is recommended to provide dual power sources for resilience in case of power failure.
