Too Many Requests is a security feature implemented by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to prevent abuse of their services. This feature is designed to block requests from IP addresses that are sending too many requests within a short period.
When an IP address exceeds the maximum allowed number of requests, it triggers the “Too Many Requests” error message. The client_ip and request_id provided in the error message indicate the source IP address and the specific request ID associated with the error.
This error is usually a result of automated scripts or bots being used to send excessive requests to AWS services, such as EC2 instances or S3 buckets. To resolve this issue, the sender must identify the root cause of the problem and adjust their script or application to prevent sending too many requests within the allotted timeframe.
AWS provides guidelines and tools for developers to implement rate limiting and throttling mechanisms in their applications to avoid triggering the “Too Many Requests” error. By taking these precautions, developers can ensure a smooth and secure experience for users while also complying with AWS’s terms of service.
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