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Rate Exceeded errors on deployment #1647
Rate Exceeded errors on deployment #1647
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We need a few more details in order to be able to diagnose this. Perhaps you can try to run |
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Anything new on this issue? |
Okay I might be able to take this today. I'm curious though what other process you have running that is eating up your CloudFormation call rate? |
None. This is the only job running in this AWS account. Only CDK deploying about 20 stacks within one app |
This will help in situations where the default retry behavior is not enough to cover throttling errors. Fixes #1647.
This will help in situations where the default retry behavior is not enough to cover throttling errors. Fixes #1647.
I came across this today with my colleague @baxang. It turns out that the Stack was creating around ~300 resources. AWS has a limit on how many resources a Stack can have. The solution for us was to use nested stacks to separate other resources into sub-stacks. |
When deploying a CDK app with multiple stacks I can the following error if no changes are to be performed:
This does not happen if there are changes. Maybe CDK should pause after each stack or retry on rate exceeded errors.
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