It’s happening everywhere. There is a submit button that calls sellers/addSeller with the error. And a bunch of my cron code when trying to access external APIs.
I think it is a DNS isssue? It sounds like the team knows what the problem is, but it hasn’t been fixed.
I tried various API calls in your app going directly to the database and could not reproduce. Please help me with a specific API request (custom services or not) with concrete values I can plug in to make an invocation.
It happens randomly, I don’t think it’s reproducible in simple testing. My crons are running every few mins and I got only 1-2 errors from each. But a bunch of different crons threw the same errors over a span of about 2 hours starting around 6pm ET.
Unfortunately I do not have any info from you to get started with any kind of testing. Ideally it would be a test method that (even randomly) produces an error
I can’t be the only one getting these errors, can I?
My crons get these errors maybe once a week. If you read up in the thread I’ve been posting when this happens. Generally it’s not often, but tonight was significant failures.
Error: Backendless encountered an error while handling the request. An internal trouble ticket with ID bl-server:0B855C07-B804-4061-8B82-D18ADD1D8627 has been created and we will be investigating the issue.
Error: Backendless encountered an error while handling the request. An internal trouble ticket with ID bl-server:41D38F49-1E3F-468E-8393-3FC88F202E05 has been created and we will be investigating the issue.
Both errors have this as the cause -
Caused by: java.net.UnknownHostException
This seems related. Can you look at the details in the ticket?
We have a custom function we use to catch errors. Is there some specific type of log we can add there to help you identify the issue? Are there any logs on your end you can check if we provide specific timestamps?
I’m getting these too, along with calls failing with bad request errors, and the only thing I see in my logs is “Task execution is aborted due to timeout.” No idea how to reproduce it.
Unfortunately, I don’t have any major good news yet that everything has been fully fixed, but we are actively working on it and making progress. We are aware of the increased frequency of these errors, and we are fully focused on addressing them. We are closely monitoring the situation and working diligently to resolve the issues as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience, and I’ll keep you updated as we continue to work through this.
Please check how your applications are performing today. We resolved the issue yesterday where several of our worker nodes were not functioning correctly.
Regarding the specific errors discussed in this thread, unfortunately, they may still occur for now, but their frequency should be significantly reduced. We are continuing to work on eliminating these errors - much has already been researched and accomplished, but there is still more to do and verify.
Things are much better! I had 1-2 errors last night and another 1-2 this morning. Please keep us updated; it would be nice to put this to bed. I started this thread more than 2 years ago!