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We started seeing the exact same behaviour this morning. No infrastructure changes. We swap from the RDS Proxy endpoint to the RDS Cluster endpoint and the connection timeout errors go away.
Tried creating a new RDS Proxy. Same issue, intermittent connection timeouts.
Bit of a problem for us since we're using Lambda so we need the proxy.
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Those errors stopped appearing about two weeks ago. Looks like AWS engineers are looking for us after all.
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This issue has seem to come back for me again. We've noticed a steady increase in the same errors.
After discussing with AWS engineers last year, the issues we're caused by 'some bad nodes' in the RDS proxy pool which they resolved.
answered a year ago
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We also have started seeing the same problem this morning also.
Our production workload is impacted and the resolution was to not use proxy - however, as we run high data loads using Lambda overnight, this mitigation is very temporary.
I have been consulting with the RDS specialists from AWS business support for around 7 hours today and we have not got to the bottom of the problem yet.
Sup, if anyone is interested I haven't seen those errors since then (no code or infrastructure changes, they just disappeared). But I am not using Lambdas though. If you were able to fix the issue then please respond here, I am just interested to hear what it was.
@jason @adam out of curiosity what region are you seeing these issues in? I'm seeing them in ap-southeast-2
@luke yes we're also ap-southeast-2, glad that it's not just us then! I haven't tried re-introducing the proxy this morning but please let us know if you get to the bottom of the issue or have any updates.
We've had to switch to Aurora Serverless v2 in the meantime while we can't use a proxy to avoid reaching the connection limit of our regular instances.
I am us-west-2 and everything is fine, looks like you are onto something.