AWS devicefarm documentation change
Summary
Reorganized documentation structure into sections (Service/File/API Limits), added file format restrictions (.aab not accepted), clarified concurrency limits, and added new file size limits with truncation warnings for videos/logs/artifacts
Security assessment
Changes primarily involve service quotas and operational limits rather than security controls. The .aab format restriction appears to be a compatibility limitation rather than a security measure. Truncation warnings relate to data retention limits, not security vulnerabilities.
Diff
diff --git a/devicefarm/latest/developerguide/limits.md b/devicefarm/latest/developerguide/limits.md index dc2172480..f7bb3044f 100644 --- a//devicefarm/latest/developerguide/limits.md +++ b//devicefarm/latest/developerguide/limits.md @@ -4,0 +5,2 @@ +Service LimitsFile LimitsAPI Limits + @@ -7 +9,9 @@ -The following list describes current AWS Device Farm limits: +###### Topics + + * Service Limits + + * File Limits + + * API Limits + + @@ -9 +18,0 @@ The following list describes current AWS Device Farm limits: - * The maximum file size of an app that you can upload is 4 GB. @@ -11 +20 @@ The following list describes current AWS Device Farm limits: - * There is no limit to the number of devices that you can include in a test run. However, the maximum number of devices that Device Farm will test simultaneously during a test run is five. (This number can be increased upon request.) +## Service Limits @@ -13 +22 @@ The following list describes current AWS Device Farm limits: - * There is no limit to the number of runs that you can schedule. + * There is no limit to the number of devices that you can include in a test run. However, the maximum number of devices that Device Farm will test simultaneously during a test run is five. This number may be increased upon request and evaluated on per-case basis by the service team. @@ -15 +24 @@ The following list describes current AWS Device Farm limits: - * There is a 150-minute limit to the duration of a remote access session. + * There is no limit to the number of runs that you can schedule. Note that they can only remain queued for up to 24 hours. @@ -17 +26,3 @@ The following list describes current AWS Device Farm limits: - * There is a 150-minute limit to the duration of an automated test run. + * There is a 150-minute hard limit to the duration of a remote access session. + + * There is a 150-minute hard limit to the duration of an automated test run @@ -23 +34 @@ The following list describes current AWS Device Farm limits: -The metered concurrency limit can be increased upon request up to a certain threshold depending on the use case. The default account-level concurrency for unmetered use is equal to the number of slots you are subscribed to for that platform. + * The metered concurrency limit may be increased upon request up to a certain threshold depending on the use case. The default account-level concurrency for unmetered use is equal to the number of slots you are subscribed to for that platform. @@ -26,0 +38,20 @@ For more information concerning the default metered concurrency limits or quotas + + + +## File Limits + + * The maximum file size of an app that you can upload is 4 GB. Note that we do not currently accept .aab format files for Android. + + * The maximum size of Device Farm's automatically-generated video during your test run is 1GB. Any video exceeding this size will have all remaining video content truncated. Customers can still use their own video recording solution, if present, and store it outside of Device Farm's managed storage. + + * The maximum size of Device Farm's automatically-generated device log (logcat on Android or syslog on iOS) during your test run is 1GB. Any log exceeding this size will have all remaining logs truncated. For logs larger than 1 GB, Customers can store these logs outside of Device Farm's managed storage. + + * The maximum size cumulative of Device Farm's custom environment mode customer artifacts is 1GB. If this size is exceeded by your artifacts, then none of the artifacts will be available. + + * If the cumulative size of all artifacts generated during a test run exceeds 4GB, then some artifacts may be dropped (including the video, device logs, and customer artifacts). + + + + +## API Limits +