I only see the `storage operation exceeded timeout` errors at that exact timestamp (`2025-03-01 14:3
I only see the
Same for the overload errors. I don't see other errors except that one time.
If your queries are idempotent (e.g.
We have some plan to document some of these errors and denote which are retryable, but if you design your queries to be "safe" to retry you can already do it yourself. This will pretty much cover these one-time errors.
storage operation exceeded timeout errors at that exact timestamp (2025-03-01 14:33 GMT) on your database, nothing else before or after, so it might have been something transient or maybe a query slowdown momentarily if the machine had any issue.Same for the overload errors. I don't see other errors except that one time.
If your queries are idempotent (e.g.
insert if not exists) or selects, then retrying them is always suggested.We have some plan to document some of these errors and denote which are retryable, but if you design your queries to be "safe" to retry you can already do it yourself. This will pretty much cover these one-time errors.
