A new quota system governing the configuration size of Application Load Balancers
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## Feature
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A new quota system governing the configuration size of Application Load Balancers is now **generally available**. This update increases the individual URL map size limit from 64 KB and 128 KB to 1 MB. For more information, see [URL map size and quota units](https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/url-map-size-quota).
Key aspects of this feature include:
* Complexity-based quota: _Quota units_ reflect URL map complexity (number of rules, hostnames, and path matchers).
* Scoped measurement: Quota is measured and enforced on a per-project, per-region, or per-VPC depending on Application Load Balancer type.
* Active consumption: Only URL maps currently referenced by forwarding rules contribute to quota usage.
* New URL map size limit: Projects enabled for the new quota have a new URL map size limit increased to 1 MB for global and regional external and internal Application Load Balancers. Classic Application Load Balancers remain restricted to 64 KB.
For more information on increasing your limit, please contact [Google Cloud Support](https://cloud.google.com/support).
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