Hey Everyone!
I am running into an issue with building a network connection sync from Foundry to my AWS S3 Bucket. I am convinced I am messing up either the S3 Bucket Policy or some setting within Foundry. But when I review the build progress and see the 3 failed attempts, the details about the failure says:
Unexpected infrastructure failure: the job has failed unexpectedly in the backing compute cluster without committing or aborting. Reason: Job was killed by the backing compute system with the following container states: [container_name: foundry-data-sidecar, state: PodInitializing] [container_name: telemetry-sidecar-6d8345db, state: PodInitializing] [container_name: user-container, state: PodInitializing]
The AIP says its an infrastructure failure and not something pertaining to what I did. Is that accurate? Is this not my fault? 
More than happy to share more information.
In essence, what I am trying to do is have something running continuously in AWS EC2 and it saves the results to a .CSV in S3. Then I am trying to use the Foundry Data Connection to ingest the data from that S3 bucket to use for what I am doing within Foundry.
Update: I don’t know the solution to this particular problem, but it was stopping my progress. I completely bypassed the S3 bucket and have my script running in EC2 pushing updates to a Dataset in Foundry… Which appears to be working!