Error: Stream error: 8 RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED: exceeded maximum concurrent bundle result connections limit. too many open connections

[youngqqcn]

Error: Stream error: 8 RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED: exceeded maximum concurrent bundle result connections limit. too many open connections

[08e4ccee]

@youngqqcn have you figured out the solution? or gotten a response from staff on reasoning? I am only subscribing to one bundle result yet get the same error.

[azflin]

same

[PeterFolsom]

I experience the same error at first call and i only have one bundle result. Is the error message maybe misleading and the actual error is something else?

[08e4ccee]

@PeterFolsom I've been using bundle results for 2.5 months with no issues till this and nothing has changed in my code, so I'm not sure what the error could be. my transactions are landing even with the error, but occasionally I get a non landing transaction and have no idea why as I can't get bundle results.

[JingYeoh]

same issue

[simoncodev]

same here.

[azflin]

can the devs do sumfin

[superpdm]

same issue

[IliaZyrin]

same

[PeterFolsom]

@PeterFolsom I've been using bundle results for 2.5 months with no issues till this and nothing has changed in my code, so I'm not sure what the error could be. my transactions are landing even with the error, but occasionally I get a non landing transaction and have no idea why as I can't get bundle results.

I have been able to resolve this by changing the way i bundled. At first i had used code that i found in a youtube video,

const bundle = new jito.bundle.Bundle([tx], 2);
...
jitoClientInstance.onBundleResult(onSuccess, onError);
const bundleUID = await jitoClientInstance.sendBundle(bundle);

now i got it working by adhering to different example code i found for jito:
Cant explain why that works though.

type BundleResponse = Result<string, SearcherClientError>;
const results: BundleResponse[] = await Promise.all(
bundles.map(async b => {
try {
const resp = await c.sendBundle(b);
if (!resp.ok) {
return resp;
}
console.log('resp:', resp.value);
return resp;
} catch (e) {
console.error('error sending bundle:', e);
return {
ok: false,
error: e as SearcherClientError
};
}
})
);

So maybe try to change your code a bit, and see if that works,

[roguzh]

I am also experiencing the same issue. Nothing has changed since a while but this just started occurring out of nowhere.