How to Set Up a New AWS Account with Zero Amazon Bedrock Quotas

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If you’ve just created a new AWS account and are trying to use Amazon Bedrock, you might find that your quotas are showing as unavailable or set to zero across all regions. This can be confusing, especially since some quota pages display default values, but your account-specific quotas remain at zero.

Here’s what you need to know to resolve this issue:

First, it’s common for new AWS accounts to have limited or no access to certain services initially. Bedrock quotas often need some time to be set up, so don’t worry if you see zeros right after creating your account. Typically, it can take a few days for AWS to provision the necessary quotas for new accounts, but in some cases, it might take a bit longer.

There’s usually no need to immediately request a quota increase or contact support unless the quotas remain at zero after several days. Before making any requests, ensure that you’ve completed all necessary account verifications and billing setups, as these can affect resource access. Also, check that your account has the necessary permissions and that you’ve accepted any service terms.

If after waiting a reasonable amount of time your quotas are still zero, you should submit a request to increase your quotas through the AWS Service Quotas console or contact AWS Support directly. They can assist with provisioning the necessary limits for Amazon Bedrock so you can start using it effectively.

In summary:
– New accounts might have limited service quotas initially.
– Quotas usually take some days to be set up automatically.
– Make sure your account verification and billing are complete.
– If quotas aren’t updated after several days, request a quota increase or contact support.

Once your quotas are properly set, you’ll be able to access and use Amazon Bedrock models without issue. Support is always available if you encounter persistent problems or need specific assistance.