Random 502 Failed to load destination. Caused by: Failed to fetch destination ... Caused by: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND
See original GitHub issueRandom 502 Failed to load destination. Caused by: Failed to fetch destination <sf-end-user>. Caused by: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND destination-configuration.cfapps.eu30.hana.ondemand.com
That looks like some sort of hostname resolution error, right?
This occurs seemingly at random. The destination exists and works fine most of the time. I don’t know where to start to get to the bottom of this issue… help is appreciated 😄
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Interesting article on Node, caching DNS requests and expecting OS to handle the cache: https://medium.com/@amirilovic/how-to-fix-node-dns-issues-5d4ec2e12e95
NodeJS Doc:
Possiblity related? Solution is to use
dnscache
package.https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59496349/how-to-run-multiple200-http-requests-in-node-js-without-getting-enotfound-err