All Errors

Redis has reached its maxmemory limit and cannot store new data. This occurs when memory usage exceeds the configured limit and the eviction policy cannot free enough space for new operations.

The MASTERDOWN error occurs when a Redis replica loses its connection to the master and replica-serve-stale-data is disabled. This error is common in Redis Sentinel deployments and indicates a replication link failure that prevents the replica from serving requests.

Database corruption prevents all queries and operations. Use PRAGMA integrity_check to diagnose the issue, then recover data using the .recover command or dump-and-rebuild method to restore functionality.

A Redis transaction failed before execution due to syntax errors or command validation issues. Fix by validating all commands in the MULTI block before calling EXEC.

This error occurs when Prisma's shadow database (used for detecting schema drift) cannot apply your migrations cleanly. Common causes include schema drift, permission issues, manual database changes, or conflicting migrations. Resolve it by resetting your database, syncing your schema, or fixing permissions.

The Prisma P5002 error occurs when a database query through Accelerate exceeds the global timeout limit (10 seconds for regular queries, 15 seconds for transactions). This typically happens due to insufficient database connections, slow queries, database resource constraints, or geographic latency. The fix involves increasing connection limits, optimizing queries, or adjusting timeouts.

The CAPTCHA verification failed during Supabase authentication, typically because the CAPTCHA token was not passed correctly to the auth request or the token has expired. Ensure your frontend is passing the captchaToken in the options parameter and that your Supabase CAPTCHA provider keys are correctly configured.

This error occurs when Prisma Pulse attempts to serialize database change events but encounters unsupported data types or circular references. It prevents real-time notifications from being transmitted to subscribers.

TLS handshake timeout occurs when Terraform cannot establish secure connections to remote servers, typically during provider installation or API calls. This is usually caused by network issues, firewall restrictions, or concurrent connection problems.

The MongoDB driver failed to connect to any server within the default 30-second timeout window. This typically indicates network connectivity issues, DNS resolution problems, or server availability issues that prevent the driver from locating and connecting to a MongoDB instance.

SQLITE_NOTFOUND occurs when code calls sqlite3_file_control() with an opcode that the underlying VFS (Virtual File System) implementation does not recognize or support. This typically happens with custom VFS implementations, version mismatches, or calling opcodes meant for internal use only.

This error occurs when attempting to create a consumer group on a Redis Stream using XGROUP CREATE, but a consumer group with that name already exists on the stream. Redis prevents duplicate group names to avoid overwriting group state and message delivery tracking.

The Prisma P2009 error occurs when the query engine successfully parses your query but detects structural, type, or schema validation issues. This typically involves field mismatches, type errors, or missing required arguments. Fixing it requires aligning your query with the current schema.

Firebase App Check rejected a request because the reCAPTCHA risk score fell below your configured threshold. This happens when user behavior appears suspicious or bot-like to reCAPTCHA.

This error occurs when Sequelize cannot open the SQLite database file at the specified path. Common causes include missing database file, incorrect file path, missing parent directory, or insufficient file/directory permissions. The error prevents Sequelize from establishing a connection to your SQLite database.

Elasticsearch doesn't allow changing an existing field's type once it's been mapped. You need to create a new index with the correct mapping and reindex your data to fix this error.

This error occurs when Elasticsearch cluster state has not been fully recovered or initialized after startup or node failures. The cluster is in a transitional state and temporarily blocks operations. You need to wait for the cluster to recover, verify node connectivity, ensure adequate disk space, and check cluster configuration.

The IncompleteSignatureException occurs when AWS DynamoDB receives a request with an invalid or incomplete signature. This typically happens due to incorrect AWS credentials, misconfigured signing parameters, or system time misalignment. Fixing this requires validating your credentials and ensuring proper SigV4 signing.

This Elasticsearch error occurs when one or more primary shards in an index are not allocated or active in the cluster, returning a 503 service unavailable response. The cluster is in a red health state, preventing reads and writes. Common causes include cluster recovery delays, insufficient disk space, or node failures.

This error occurs when your application's request rate exceeds the read or write capacity units (RCU/WCU) provisioned for your DynamoDB table. DynamoDB will reject excess requests with throttling, causing failures in your application.