Software engineer with over 10 years experience in different technology stacks, architecting, developing, CI/CD and leading teams. Currently working with Java, Node.JS and Serverless
Hmm.. I see. So maybe you could try the same technique here. When throttled message goes to DLQ you have a lambda function running in some scheduled interval which you set by experimenting with throttle rate, and this lambda will forward the message from DLQ back to original queue from which it could possibly be processed again and hopefully not throttled again.
I just created this repo and remembered of our discussion. This is how I managed to create a sequential processing pipeline with AWS SQS and Lambda on a Serverless project.
Software engineer with over 10 years experience in different technology stacks, architecting, developing, CI/CD and leading teams. Currently working with Java, Node.JS and Serverless
I tried to find out what happens to the CloudWatch event which is throttled, if it is retried or dropped but I could not see in docs, but I suppose it is more a problem of AWS what to do with high number of cumulated CloudWatch events which are continuously retried, rather than your problem, since setting of concurrency limit on Lambda to 1 provides that no more than 1 instance of this function will execute at certain time.
Nice wrap up. Thanks.
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Hmm.. I see. So maybe you could try the same technique here. When throttled message goes to DLQ you have a lambda function running in some scheduled interval which you set by experimenting with throttle rate, and this lambda will forward the message from DLQ back to original queue from which it could possibly be processed again and hopefully not throttled again.
I just created this repo and remembered of our discussion. This is how I managed to create a sequential processing pipeline with AWS SQS and Lambda on a Serverless project.
Let me know what you think! Thank you.
github.com/kbariotis/sqs-lambda-co...
Nice :) I like it.
I tried to find out what happens to the CloudWatch event which is throttled, if it is retried or dropped but I could not see in docs, but I suppose it is more a problem of AWS what to do with high number of cumulated CloudWatch events which are continuously retried, rather than your problem, since setting of concurrency limit on Lambda to 1 provides that no more than 1 instance of this function will execute at certain time.
Nice wrap up. Thanks.