I deployed to nikola-receipt-receiver and now everything appears to be down. Tried to re-deploy and am having the same issue… am getting 404s and 401s. I’m still investigating. Is there a way to roll back to v303 while I investigate?
I have basically 0% confidence this isn’t my fault, but it does look like I’m seeing errors not generated by my code. If there isn’t an obvious issue in fly, we should probably roll it back, but I would def like to understand what’s going on.
I had the same issue too. I did a deploy, and my whole project was taken offline, and a bunch of requests from random referrers came into my CDN. I have deleted my app on fly.io, and pointed my DNS to my backup server for the time being. The same issue happened to me a month ago: Error logs saying "Internal problem" result in 502s
Edit: this happend late 2PM - early 3PM EST. BunnyCDN logs have now slowed down, but am monitoring…
I rolled back to v305 which was stable and healthy, but still seeing the 4xx error. We don’t generate any 4xx errors. Is there anything in your code or libraries that might print that “No found settings” message?
It’s dead now – I had to kill it as my CDN was getting bombarded with requests, but I PM’d you. Please don’t try to bring by app back from death – something going on with Fly.io’s networking was redirecting thousands of requests to my CDN – and killing my app has seemed to settle it
@michael it appears from my logs that my instances are not getting any traffic. That DB reset log is expected, it’s just periodically resetting a mysql connection.
The situation suggests to me that:
something, perhaps some now-problematic part of my docker file or fly config, is making it some traffic isn’t getting to the server.
some aspect of the config hasn’t been fully reverted, as traffic is still not getting through even after the revert.
A flood of traffic comes into my CDN (if my app cannot oauth, it’ll redirect itself to a static page that’s located on my CDN). Referrers are all random, e.g. Instagram, Pornhub, etc. etc.
I’d imagine something weird is going on with anycast.
@jake 502s with those log messages are a very different problem. Application 4xx errors aren’t something we generate, so this is most likely unrelated.
We would like to look at the flood of traffic you are getting with referrers, that is strange and also probably unrelated. Will you post a new topic with logs?
But the behaviour has been exactly the same as last time. I have just received a screenshot from a client of mine where my subdomain that pointed to a fly.io server redirected to a completely different server asking for some stripe payment.
Do you have an email I can send my BunnyCDN logs too and this screenshot I received?
I’m also getting no response to a new deploy of an app, but no errors in the logs. I reverted to a previous working version and still have the same issue. Nothing seems to be hitting my app from the fly load balancers.
Update: I don’t have a full read on everything yet, but it looks like my health-checks are working again. Also it looks like it didn’t revert (which is now fine)