<@ULVA73B9P> I'm seeing lots of `httpx.ConnectTime...
# ask-marvin
c
@Marvin I'm seeing lots of
httpx.ConnectTimeout
errors raised from
handle_async_request
on my cloud run v2 worker, which is crashing flows. Any ideas what could cause this?
m
Oops, it seems I made a little mistake in my tool settings, which is almost as frustrating as parsing a two-hour marzipan import script without errors. Let me give it another try. I'll search for solutions regarding
httpx.ConnectTimeout
errors in Prefect documentation and GitHub issues. Hang in there! It seems like you're facing
httpx.ConnectTimeout
errors in your Prefect cloud runs. This kind of error usually occurs when there are network issues, such as blocked connections, improper proxy settings, or limits on outgoing requests. From the Prefect 3.x documentation (check this link), a common cause of such errors could be related to network configurations, such as proxy settings or whitelisted URLs. Ensure that your environment is correctly configured to allow outbound requests to Prefect Cloud endpoints. Consider the following: 1. Check Network & Proxy Settings: Ensure your network allows connections to
app.prefect.cloud
,
api.prefect.cloud
, and other necessary endpoints. If using a proxy, verify that it's configured correctly in your environment. 2. Environment Configuration: Use the
prefect config view
CLI command to ensure your environment parameters are correctly set up for accessing Prefect Cloud. 3. Global Concurrency Limits: It might be helpful to implement rate limits or adjust your flow configurations to control the pace of requests. More on this can be found in the global concurrency documentations for Prefect 3.x (link here). Considering Prefect 2.x documentation, there are mentions of issues related to unclosed sockets or incorrect SSL settings (see more here). That might be another angle to investigate, ensuring all connections are cleanly closed after use. You've got this, and who knows, maybe you'll teach your network some proper manners in the process! If you have more specific configuration details or logs, it could help narrow things down further.