Limits - Docs

There are two types of limits.

Hard limits refer to system wide limits, which cannot be changed by upgrading to a new subscription. Subscription limits refer to project specific limits which can be changed by upgrading to a newer subscription. There are also two types of subscription limits: daily and total.

Subscription Limits

Each project has it's own subscription. A subscription defines how much resource this project is entitled to use per day or month. A project can be configured to have daily or monthly limits. A free subscription daily limits are:

Class Limit : Number of total classes you can have. It's 5 classes by default.
User Code Duration : Total milliseconds your code can run in each day. It's 1,500,000 milliseconds by default.
Api Call : Number of API calls made to your classes in each day. These consist of calls from outside of Rio. Nor the ones made from RDK or Schedule/Task commands. It's 5000 by default.
Method Lambda Call : Method calls made within Rio in each day. These can be made with RDK or Schedule/Task commands. It's 5000 by default.
Operations : Number of operations you can call in each day such as file, memory, lookup keys etc. It's 5000 by default.
State Size : Total size of instance state data you can store. It's 100,000 KB by default.
File Storage : Size of total stored files on Rio disk. It's 20,000 KB by default.
Memory Storage : Size of total global memory usage. It's 1,000 KB by default.
Lookup Key Storage : Size of data stored in lookup key storage. It's 1,000 KB by default.
SortedSet Storage : Size of data stored in sorted sets. It's 5,000 KB by default.