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AWS api calls are throttled when there are too many parallel builds
See original GitHub issueWe have around 10 parallel builds per branch/commit triggered from Jenkins. When two or three branches run in parallel, we get
Rate exceeded (Service: AWSCodeBuild; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ThrottlingException
and the build fails.
This is because the CodeBuild plugin polls AWS CodeBuild every 5 seconds. When there are thirty builds in parallel, the number of requests made in a small interval of time is high enough for the AWS api infrastructure to throttle the calls.
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The AWS Java SDK includes a Backoff Strategy: com.amazonaws.retry.PredefinedRetryPolicies.SDKDefaultBackoffStrategy
imho a retry parameter makes no sense from the User Perspective. Maybe this is a major drawback of the solution - because of, normal Plugin User don’t understands the dependency between ThrottlingExceptions and Retry Counts.
You should start with something hardcoded like max 10 Retry.
https://github.com/envato/stack_master/pull/158/commits/12448d8074bd9ed25da57b30c9c8993e91ce553f#diff-1f8a98128798cdf6364b9ebc6358d44fR29
Merged #35.