Could you kindly confirm whether the data is stored on Amazon's server for long-term use? In the event of uploading it via an app, we have created

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Could you kindly confirm whether the data is stored on Amazon’s server for long-term use? In the event of uploading it via an app, we have created.

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Hey @ryaroo are you referring to the data you can store within the app itself? Working with data in apps in Quick - Amazon Quick . If you are the data is not deleted by Amazon Quick. It is the responsibility of the app owner to manage / control access to that data.

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Hi jedl,

Regarding the built-in app storage (key-value storage) in Amazon Quick apps:

  1. What is the total storage capacity per app? (e.g., is there a maximum total size limit like 1 GB, 10 GB, etc.?)

  2. Is there a maximum number of items/records that can be stored per table or per app?

  3. Are there any throttling limits on read/write operations (e.g., requests per second)?

  4. Does storage capacity differ between Private and Shared storage scopes?

I’m planning to use the built-in storage for long-term data persistence and want to make sure it can handle our expected data volume.

Thanks!

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Hi @ryaroo,

As there is no documentation that states capacities, limits, or other related info regarding Quick Apps, I would definitely recommend creating a support ticket with AWS Support as they may be able to guide you on specifically what they are (or if you can find that info through your individual account).

Thank you!

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Hi @ryaroo,

Just checking back in since this thread hasn’t received a response in a while. Was my most recent reply helpful to you and/or were you able to find a solution yourself in the meantime? Please help the community by marking this answer as “Solution” or following up in general within the next 3 business days!

Thanks!

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Hi @ryaroo,

Since I haven’t received any further updates from you, I’ll treat this inquiry as complete for now. If you have any additional questions, feel free to create a new post in the community and link this discussion for context.

Thanks!