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Created for this incident (internal-only link). This appears to be a rare edge case. For this particular app, it only happened once in the last 90 days.
We see a Node.js worker starting on a placeholder template site, but rather than getting the WorkerInitRequest while still assigned to the placeholder app, the worker gets both a WorkerInitRequest and a FunctionEnvironmentReloadRequest while assigned to the actual customer app. The Node.js worker didn't handle this well. I filed an issue on the Node.js side of things as well, but I don't think the host (or whoever) should be using a placeholder site for a user's site until after worker init has finished.
Here's a very pared down version of the logs, see the incident for an actual query:
PreciseTimeStamp
AppName
Summary
2024-02-14T10:17:15.2232391Z
functionsv4x64placeholdertemplatesite
Initiating Worker Process start up
2024-02-14T10:17:15.2251832Z
functionsv4x64placeholdertemplatesite
Starting worker process with FileName:node ...
2024-02-14T10:17:15.310154Z
<customer app>
node process with Id=4976 started
2024-02-14T10:17:16.7860431Z
<customer app>
Worker Process started. Received StartStream message
2024-02-14T10:17:16.8283348Z
<customer app>
Worker be917f1c-3ae1-4142-ac5d-29e7597e1678 received WorkerInitRequest
2024-02-14T10:17:17.2637967Z
<customer app>
Received WorkerInitResponse. Worker process initialized
2024-02-14T10:17:17.2721214Z
<customer app>
Sending FunctionEnvironmentReloadRequest to WorkerProcess with Pid: '4976'
2024-02-14T10:17:17.3279711Z
<customer app>
Received FunctionEnvironmentReloadResponse from WorkerProcess with Pid: '4976'
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Created for this incident (internal-only link). This appears to be a rare edge case. For this particular app, it only happened once in the last 90 days.
We see a Node.js worker starting on a placeholder template site, but rather than getting the WorkerInitRequest while still assigned to the placeholder app, the worker gets both a WorkerInitRequest and a FunctionEnvironmentReloadRequest while assigned to the actual customer app. The Node.js worker didn't handle this well. I filed an issue on the Node.js side of things as well, but I don't think the host (or whoever) should be using a placeholder site for a user's site until after worker init has finished.
Here's a very pared down version of the logs, see the incident for an actual query:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: