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FAQ - Aws
How can I scale up my resources as my needs increase?

You can use autoscaling to automatically increase or decrease the number of instances based on your resource usage, without having to manually adjust them.

What is the purpose of a security group?

A security group acts as a firewall to control incoming and outgoing traffic for an instance.

What is the difference between an instance and a volume?

An instance is a virtual server that runs on the cloud while a volume is a storage space that can be attached to an instance.

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Further Peculiarity in S3 -> Lambda -> SQS -> Lambda Infrastructure

I recently posted about an issue I was having with my code in AWS that was causing one of my lambdas to error out when processing batches of strings. I found the solution but have come across a new pr...

2024-11-19 18:36:54
Posted by u/Bigman_Eyebrows in r/aws
Score: 2 | Comments: 13
  • don’t sleep in a lambda add a visibility timeout to your queued messages.
  • I suggest reading this: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/understanding-how-aws-lambda-scales-when-subscribed-to-amazon-sqs-queues/ The Lambda service default behavior is to create 5 invocations of Lambda Functions that read from your SQS queue. Each will read batches up to 10 messages each. From I understand in your scenario you have 25,000 messages in SQS. Lambda will start with 5 invocations (I will call workers) each getting 10 messages. Each lambda worker pulls 10 messages off the queue. Being they have a 1 second coded wait (that you are paying for unnecessarily) they will take over 10 seconds to execute the batch. Without Lambda autoscalljng, you would expect 5 workers each processing 5000 messages, or 500 batches of 10. (5000+ seconds maybe 85 minutes) But lambda will scale out more workers to process it quicker. If you are trying to control the timing, limit your lambda to 1 concurrent and batch size of 1. Regardless, building in a 1000ms wait 1/5 million times over it will add up on your bill.
  • When you batch sqs messages, the batch will be delivered to one lambda invocation so you need to handle all messages in that batch in one invocation. Looks like you might have misunderstanding or used the wrong terms surrounding batching and concurrency.

Installing Peoplesoft on AWS ec2

Hi, I have to install Peoplesoft (ERP Application:9.2 and tools 8.61) on ec2 machine but I am getting nested virtualisation problem even if I change family from T to R. My oracle virtual box saying ...

2024-11-18 03:55:41
Posted by u/Comfortable_Page_965 in r/aws
Score: 1 | Comments: 3
  • Oracle virtual box is not EC2.
  • Are you trying to run VirtualBox inside an EC2 instance? That will only work if you have a .metal type of instance, which gives you access to the processor and features like VT-x. It will be expensive.

Help! AWS is holding my domain hostage!

Sort of. So I transferred my domain from Namecheap to AWS a few weeks back. A week ago my email (serviced through Google) became unavailable due to a mx records error most likely from the domain trans...

2024-11-17 13:00:25
Posted by u/Rathogawd in r/aws
Score: 0 | Comments: 9
  • AWS isn’t holding your domain hostage at all. You epically failed to plan your domain transfer. Don’t blame the vendors for your failure to understand how domains operate.
  • Hello, Sorry to hear! If you've a case ID, kindly provide it via PM, so we can share your sentiments to our team. \- Elle G.