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Viewing function scaling settings

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at September 10, 2025
Management console
CLI
API

To view any scaling setting other than the number of calls processed concurrently by a single function instance (concurrency):

  1. In the management console, select the folder containing the function.
  2. Select Cloud Functions.
  3. Select a function.
  4. Under Version history, hover over the tag (e.g., $latest) of the function version whose scaling settings you want to view.
  5. Information on these scaling settings will be displayed in a pop-up window:
    • zone_instances_limit: Number of function instances in an availability zone.
    • zone_requests_limit: Number of concurrent function calls in an availability zone.
    • provisioned_instances_count: Number of provisioned instances.

If you do not have the Yandex Cloud CLI installed yet, install and initialize it.

By default, the CLI uses the folder specified when creating the profile. To change the default folder, use the yc config set folder-id <folder_ID> command. You can also set a different folder for any specific command using the --folder-name or --folder-id parameter.

To view any scaling setting other than the number of calls processed concurrently by a single function instance (concurrency), run this command:

yc serverless function list-scaling-policies --id=<function_ID>

Where --id is the function ID. To find out the ID, request a list of functions.

Result:

+----------------------+---------+----------------------+---------------------+-----------------------------+
|     FUNCTION ID      |   TAG   | ZONE INSTANCES LIMIT | ZONE REQUESTS LIMIT | PROVISIONED INSTANCES COUNT |
+----------------------+---------+----------------------+---------------------+-----------------------------+
| d4eokpuol55h******** | $latest |                    1 |                   2 |                           3 |
+----------------------+---------+----------------------+---------------------+-----------------------------+

To view any function scaling setting other than the number of calls processed concurrently by a single function instance (concurrency), use the listScalingPolicies REST API method for the Function resource or the FunctionService/ListScalingPolicies gRPC API call.

You can look up the number of calls simultaneously processed by a single function instance (concurrency) by getting the function version information.

See alsoSee also

  • Scaling a function

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