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I am configuring a beanstalk worker environment to deal with periodic tasks
When the requested URL is not responding with status 200 Elastic Beanstalk will put the task again in the queue.
How can I configure the number or retries?
I know the explanation is somewhere hidden behind ErrorVisibilityTimeout, InactivityTimeout, Dead Letter Queues... but these concepts are still not growing green in my inefficient mind.
For example I just want to configure maximum number of retries 0 so there is try but not any retry.
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You can have maximum of 2 retries with lambda for asynchronous invocations and up to 1000 SQS retries.
In most cases, you can set the ReceiveMessage wait time to 20 seconds. If 20 seconds is too long for your application, set a shorter ReceiveMessage wait time (1 second minimum).
Every Amazon SQS queue has the default visibility timeout setting of 30 seconds. You can change this setting for the entire queue. Typically, you should set the visibility timeout to the maximum time that it takes your application to process and delete a message from the queue.
You can configure the Amazon SQS message retention period to a value from 1 minute to 14 days. The default is 4 days. Once the message retention quota is reached, your messages are automatically deleted.
Enable Dead Letter Queues, and set the DLQ Maximum Receives value to 1. This means that a message can only be received (and not deleted) one time before it is sent to the Dead Letter Queue.
This field is found into the beanstalk environment admin into Configuration > Worker Configuration > Advanced Options:
Or into the the SQS Queue admin into Queue Actions > Configure Queue:
Changing the value in one place will propagate the change to the other place.
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