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We have multiple services, which talk to a Redis.
We created a new one with similar/same code as other services and this one now gives us a lot of: connection pool timeout errors.
Expected Behavior
It should tell me at least some details about what timed out and why.
Currently the error is completely useless for figuring out what the problem actually is.
Current Behavior
It gives this error. I was under the impression that Redis would allocate new connections at will - but the field docs for the Redis Client are not clear enough IMO in order to understand what the actual behavior is.
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Hello @AndreasBergmeier6176 , the error is actually connection pool timeout, which informs the developer that getting a connection from the pool timeouts.
I do believe this is sufficient information, maybe we can improve the documentation. Will look into adding a section with all errors.
@htemelski-redis you can check this as part of your onboarding? Let me know if you would prefer both of us to do it.
Issue tracker is used for reporting bugs and discussing new features. Please use
stackoverflow for supporting issues.
We have multiple services, which talk to a Redis.
We created a new one with similar/same code as other services and this one now gives us a lot of:
connection pool timeout
errors.Expected Behavior
It should tell me at least some details about what timed out and why.
Currently the error is completely useless for figuring out what the problem actually is.
Current Behavior
It gives this error. I was under the impression that Redis would allocate new connections at will - but the field docs for the Redis Client are not clear enough IMO in order to understand what the actual behavior is.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: