Quotas and limits
This reference describes usage quota and limits that apply to the sandbox environment.

Sandbox hosts
The Instruqt platform supports virtual machines, containers and website services as sandbox hosts:
For virtual machines, multiple machine types are supported, up to 32 vCPUs and 208 GB of memory.
For containers, you can allocate up to 8 GB (8192 MB) of memory per sandbox container.
Each sandbox is subject to a limit of 15 containers and website services combined at any given time. This limitation helps ensure optimal performance and resource allocation for all users.
Google Cloud Platform projects
The following limitations apply to GCP projects you create for learners as part of the sandbox environment.
Services: You can enable all Google Cloud APIs for learners, except serviceusage.googleapis.com, as this API allows the learner to enable additional services without intervention.
CPU quota: Every project has a quota of 16 vCPUs per play, and this limitation does not apply to the sandbox hosts.
Machine types: The following machine types are not available:
Memory-optimized (M1, M2)
Compute-optimized (C2)
Accelerator-optimized (A2)
GPU quota: Currently allocation of GPU cores is disabled. If you have a legitimate use case for GPU cores, please reach out to your account manager.
Azure subscriptions
The following limitations apply to Azure Subscriptions you create for learners as part of the sandbox environment.
Virtual machines: Only General-Purpose type VM sizes with 16 vCPU or less are allowed. GPU (and all other accelerated) compute sizes are not allowed.
Supported virtual machine families:
basicAFamily
standardA0_A7Family
standardAv2Family
standardBSFamily
standardBsv2Family
standardDASv4Family
standardDASv5Family
standardDASv6Family
standardDAv4Family
standardDCSv2Family
standardDDSv4Family
standardDDv4Family
standardDFamily
standardDLDSv5Family
StandardDpsv6Family
standardDSFamily
standardDSv2Family
standardDSv3Family
standardDSv4Family
standardDv2Family
standardDv3Family
standardDv4Family
Refer to the Azure Documentation for a complete list of types/sizes supported.
AWS accounts
The following limitations apply to AWS accounts you create for learners as part of the sandbox environment.
EC2 Instances: Only General-Purpose instance types are allowed. GPU (and all other accelerated) compute sizes are not allowed. The following list shows the valid machine types.
Route53 Domain: It's not allowed to register domain names through Route53.
Supported AWS EC2 Instance Types
t*.nano
t*.micro
t*.small
t*.medium
t*.*large
m*.nano
m*.micro
m*.small
m*.medium
m*.*large
a1.nano
a1.micro
a1.small
a1.medium
a1.*large
i*.*large
Refer to the EC2 documentation for a complete list of types/sizes supported by AWS.
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