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Since running multiple queries simultaneously (8 in your case) leads to throttling, try reducing the number of concurrent queries. Start by running fewer queries at a time, such as 2 or 3, and gradually increase while monitoring for throttling exceptions.
💡 If you need to run multiple queries, batch them to reduce the number of concurrent queries. This can help avoid rate limits.
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Okay, thanks for your answer, Osvaldo. Do you know which limit can I check in AWS that is raising those throttling exceptions?
For Amazon Athena, you can check the service quotas under Per Account API Call Quotas. The default limits are:
StartQueryExecution
andStopQueryExecution
: 20 calls per secondGetQueryExecution
andGetQueryResults
: 100 calls per second