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Service limits in Azure Load Testing

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Azure uses limits and quotas to prevent budget overruns due to fraud, and to honor Azure capacity constraints. Consider these limits as you scale for production workloads. In this article, you learn about:

  • Default limits on Azure resources related to Azure Load Testing.
  • Requesting quota increases.

Default resource quotas

In this section, you learn about the default and maximum quota limits.

Test engine instances

The following limits apply on a per-region, per-subscription basis.

Resource Default limit Maximum limit
Concurrent engine instances 5-100 1 1000
Engine instances per test run 1-45 1 400

1 If you aren't already at the maximum limit, you can request an increase. We aren't currently able to approve increase requests past our maximum limitations stated above. To request an increase for your default limit, contact Azure Support. Default limits vary by offer category type.

Test runs

The following limits apply on a per-region, per-subscription basis.

Resource Default limit Maximum limit
Concurrent test runs 5-25 2 1000
Test duration 3 hours 2 24
Tests per resource 10000
Test runs per test 5000
File uploads per test 1000
App Components per test or test run 100
Test criteria per test 50

2 If you aren't already at the maximum limit, you can request an increase. We aren't currently able to approve increase requests past our maximum limitations stated above. To request an increase for your default limit, contact Azure Support. Default limits vary by offer category type.

Data retention

Azure Load Testing captures metrics, test results, and logs for each test run. The following data retention limits apply:

Resource Limit Notes
Server-side metrics 90 days Learn how to configure server-side metrics.
Client-side metrics 365 days
Test results 6 months Learn how to export test results.
Test log files 6 months Learn how to download the logs for diagnosing failing load tests.

Request quota increases

To raise the limit or quota above the default limit, open an online customer support request at no charge.

  1. Select Create a support ticket.

  2. Provide a summary of your issue.

  3. Select Issue type as Service and subscription limits (quotas).

  4. Select your subscription. Then, select Quota Type as Azure Load Testing.

  5. Select Next to continue.

  6. In Problem details, select Enter details.

  7. On the Quota details pane, for Location, enter the Azure region where you want to increase the limit.

  8. Select the Quota type for which you want to increase the limit.

  9. Enter the New limit requested and select Save and continue.

  10. Fill the details for Advanced diagnostic information, Support method, and Contact information.

  11. Select Next to continue.

  12. Select Create to submit the support request.

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