How to set timeout for action in AWS CodePipeline

Bigtiger671

I want to set a timeout for an action in my AWS CodePipeline. Is this possible? If so, how can I do it?

Caleb433

If you are trying to stop an execution or set a timeout for an action in an AWS CodePipeline, there are a few steps you can take.

First, you can specify a timeout configuration for the action in the pipeline JSON or YAML file. This will allow you to specify how long a pipeline action should attempt to complete before it is marked as a timeout failure.

In addition, you can also use a manual approval action or a manual judgment action. These types of action can be used to approve or deny a pipeline execution, or add additional logic to the pipeline based on the circumstances.

Finally, you can also use the AWS CLI or SDK to implement a CancelPipelineExecution command to cancel a running step or a complete pipeline execution. This can be used if you need to stop an execution for any reason.

Ultimately, these steps should help you stop an execution or set a timeout for an action in AWS CodePipeline.

blackfrog1

If you need to configure AWS CodePipeline to stop an execution or set a timeout for an action, you can do so by following the instructions below:

Login to the AWS Management Console and navigate to the CodePipeline console.
To configure a timeout for an action, select the action you want to edit and click on ‘Edit’. Then, click on ‘Advanced Settings’ and select ‘Timeout’. Specify the amount of time (in minutes) you’d like the action to run before timing out and then click ‘Save’.
To prevent an action from running you can disable it. Select the action you want to disable and click ‘Disable’.
To stop an execution in progress, you can select the relevant action and click ‘Stop’. You should be aware that stopping an execution may incur associated costs, depending on the type of action you are stopping.

By following these steps you can configure your AWS CodePipeline to stop an execution or set a timeout for an action.