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Hello,
I have deployed trino in my kubernetes cluster using the helm chart. Everything works fine until I run a series of queries sequentially where some of them systematically return INTERNAL ERROR — REMOTE TASK ERROR or timeout.
If I rerun those failing queries in a second moment everything works fine.
From the log it seems that a worker node is failing, thus I wanted to know how should I change my helm deployment to prevent that without sacrificing speed, this is my actual deployment:
This discussion was converted from issue #25341 on March 18, 2025 14:08.
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Hello,
I have deployed trino in my kubernetes cluster using the helm chart. Everything works fine until I run a series of queries sequentially where some of them systematically return
INTERNAL ERROR — REMOTE TASK ERROR
or timeout.If I rerun those failing queries in a second moment everything works fine.
From the log it seems that a worker node is failing, thus I wanted to know how should I change my helm deployment to prevent that without sacrificing speed, this is my actual deployment:
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