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413 Request Entity Too Large nginx/1.23.2 for Airbyte 0.40.15 & above versions #18822
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We found the same issue with our nginx, and feel like it can be resolved by increasing |
@koconder did you apply the fix/did it work for you? |
Nope not yet, but its part of the default settings and should be replicated in kubernetes
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Also has been mentioned here before #4086 |
so when will this issue be resolved. It will happen if you have a source with many tables such salesforce? |
Have the same problem, trying to increase property in the following way but it not help:
Any news about when or how it can be resolved? |
This is because |
Working on a PR, the issue is on In the meantime you can:
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PR provided |
Environment
Current Behavior
Tell us what happens.
We deployed Airbyte OSS on AWS EC2 and Airbyte OSS on macOS and upgraded EC2 instance to 0.40.15 and macOS instance to 0.40.17. After upgrade, both have the error when building the connection. New streams can't be saved when rebuilding the connections.
Error:
413 Request Entity Too Large
nginx/1.23.2
Expected Behavior
The issue didn't occur with the older version. It appeared once we upgraded to the recent version.
We expect the new streams can be saved and the connections can be built.
Steps to Reproduce
1.Replication Tab Refresh Source Schema
2.Add new stream
3.Save changes
4. Changes can not be saved due to the Error: non-json response, in inspect mode, Error: Status Code: 413 Request Entity Too Large
##Finding
We looked into the proxy server, guess it's caused by the default file size set by nginx server.
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