Limits
| Feature | Limit | 
|---|---|
| Queues | 10,000 per account | 
| Message size | 128 KB 1 | 
| Message retries | 100 | 
| Maximum consumer batch size | 100 messages | 
| Maximum messages per sendBatchcall | 100 (or 256KB in total) | 
| Maximum Batch wait time | 60 seconds | 
| Per-queue message throughput | 5,000 messages per second 2 | 
| Message retention period 3 | 14 days | 
| Per-queue backlog size 4 | 25GB | 
| Concurrent consumer invocations | 250 push-based only | 
| Consumer duration (wall clock time) | 15 minutes 5 | 
| Consumer CPU time | 30 seconds | 
| visibilityTimeout(pull-based queues) | 12 hours | 
| delaySeconds(when sending or retrying) | 12 hours | 
| Requests to the Queues API (incl. pulls/acks) | 1200 requests / 5 mins | 
1 1 KB is measured as 1000 bytes. Messages can include up to ~100 bytes of internal metadata that counts towards total message limits.
2 Exceeding the maximum message throughput will cause the send() and sendBatch() methods to throw an exception with a Too Many Requests error until your producer falls below the limit.
3 Messages in a queue that reach the maximum message retention are deleted from the queue. Queues does not delete messages in the same queue that have not reached this limit.
4 Individual queues that reach this limit will receive a Storage Limit Exceeded error when calling send() or sendBatch() on the queue.
5 Refer to Workers limits.