I am reaching out to you with a question regarding connecting Google Ads source with Tableau Desktop. I saved the source and set it as an auto-refreshing extract, from a certain point I can no longer add new reports due to too many connections to the source. The content of the error below. Has anyone of you had this problem and managed to resolve it?
Error message: Unknown Failure (status code = 5054, Tableau encountered an error while communicating with Google Ads: RateExceededError.RATE_EXCEEDED. Your Ads rate limit was exceeded due to too much access in a short period of time or too much access within the last day. Try again later.
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The back-end is for mobile app.
I`m facing an issue that my lambda return
"error: remaining connection slots are reserved for non-replication superuser connections"
It will happen in around 2k active users open the app when we push a notification then press it and open the app.
So it should be lot of user calling api at the same time.
At this time ,the error comes out.
For now, im using db.r4.large
Is it need to upgrade it?
Any suggestion can help on this?
Please help, thanks a lot
i have check on the Performance Insights from AWS RDS
Here is the screen cap
This is the status in normal time
This has been an issue every now and then for the last year but now since last Friday it's dramatic.
None of our queries are refreshing like they were before.
Message:
Error interacting with REST API: Couldn't connect to server ERROR
[HY000] [Microsoft][DriverOAuthSupport] (8701) Error interacting with
REST API: Couldn't connect to server Table:
Notes:
PowerBI - Desktop refresh works
The table or view triggering the error differs, it's not always the same table or view.
It seems to be related to running parallel queries, loading from the same table simultaneously.
Dataflow jobs are reported to be working, since the load sequentially
Can Microsoft and Google talk to each other? On both sides they are pointing to each other.
It seems that this has affected several users in the last days.
I found this Public Issue Tracker where it's said that the BigQuery Eng team is working on this. I could also see that there are no workarounds available for now.
Feel free to ask for updates or add additional questions on it.
I am using Grafana to set up email alerts. I have all my panels on my dashbboard created, and just turned the alerts on. However, I am now getting the following error. Alert execution exceeded the timeout. This is sending emails for all the servers on that dashboard to everyone associated with the email alert. Why is this happening? Is there too many servers on one data source? Should I change the data source from 1 to multiple?
The question is old, but still someone comes here looking for answer.
It happens when the data source you are using to generate the charts response very slowly ~ > 30s. In that case graph throws the error execution time out.
Has anyone encountered this error? It is not giving a description from console.firebase.google.com.
The issue here is likely that you've run out of quota in our free plan. The console will be affected by this, unfortunately :(
You can verify this by performing any request (or looking in the developer console) and seeing a 402 which means you've exceeded your quota. Just upgrade your plan to a paid plan or wait until the quota refreshes (midnight PST).
We're working on a better error message here, since it's obviously not a great experience to see nothing.
Instance: db-n1-standard-1 - 200gig - us-central - Second Generation
I have a mysql database on an external production server I'm trying to get into Google Cloud SQL. It's approx 130 gigs (uncompressed).
I dumped the file - moved to google storage - ran the import. I got a notification during the import with a "unknown error". I was watching the storage meter, and it kept increasing so it appeared as though it was still processing.
It apparently picked itself back up and completed successfully.
If I go into the "Operations" tab for the instance, it makes no mention of the "error" notification (that is still available with a "RETRY" option from the notifications area at the top of the page), but instead says "Import from gs://[bucket_name]/mysqld.sql.gz succeeded."
I exported the binlog changes and ran it in the same fashion. Another error in notification but it appeared to continue. Operations tab again has a successful message with no mention of any errors.
This is a large dataset. Not sure how to validate that all is well, or which notification I should trust..
Any suggestions?
Sorry :(
There's a known issue with the status timing out in the notification panel and showing an error. You can trust the status in the operation list.