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When running rosetta-ethereum on Ropsten, I ran across an error where I could not get traces for certain blocks:
This is 99% likely to be caused by too short of a trace timeout and/or geth response timeout (where response time is elevated due to concurrent fetches).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Previously, I was making 32 concurrent fetches. I've reduced this to 8 to see if it fixes the issue. Even with such a small concurrency, populating the trace response is consuming all CPU resources (on a 48 core box):
When running
rosetta-ethereum
on Ropsten, I ran across an error where I could not get traces for certain blocks:This is 99% likely to be caused by too short of a trace timeout and/or
geth
response timeout (where response time is elevated due to concurrent fetches).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: