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There can be many reasons for things to fail - it's unfortunate in this case that the error message isn't more detailed. Is it possible to enable additional debugging to see what the underlying problem is?
I agree that it's highly probably that there is some sort of throttling happen - and the debugging might throw some light on that.
That said, in the bigger picture there are always going to be cases where things fail and the code needs to retry. Worth reading: https://aws.amazon.com/builders-library/timeouts-retries-and-backoff-with-jitter/
The function is running today with no errors. No code changes. It takes about 500s to complete, so it is on the longer side for a lambda function.
Since nothing is logged to CloudWatch upon failure, it seems like some lambda supervisor process was killing the function.
The lambda function is triggered by EventBridge. Is there any way to know that the lambda function failed like that to be able to retry?
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