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Hi there!
A 503 error generally indicates that the service is temporarily unavailable, which can be frustrating when you're within your usage limits. Here are a few things to consider:
Regional Availability: Make sure you're using Bedrock in a region where it's fully supported. Sometimes, 503 errors can occur if the service is experiencing high demand in a particular region.
Concurrency Limits: Even if you're within your overall rate limits, you might be hitting concurrency limits. Bedrock has limits on the number of concurrent requests. Consider staggering your Lambda invocations to see if that reduces the frequency of 503 errors.
Retry Logic: Implement exponential backoff in your Lambda function. This means that if you receive a 503 error, your function waits a little longer before trying again. This can help manage temporary service issues.
You can find more details on handling AWS service limits and errors in the AWS documentation about service quotas.
I hope this helps! 😁
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Hi, catching ThrottlingException is very important with Bedrock: you'll get it on regular basis if you submit too many requests. Then, exponential backoff should be implemented.