it looks like the connection unexpectedly broke. Then you are trying to use the connection, but the connection is already closed. That leads to my question: how do you manage your connections? How do you open them? How do you close them? When do you open/close them? ...

Honestly, this is just on opening the deployed website..... havn't got chance to even use it

and as I said, it works on refreshing the page

well yea, that's fine. However: without knowing how you handle your connections (that unexpectedly break here) we can't help you. So provide the information that we need and you get a solution

The ECONNRESET error indicates that the connection between your server and the client was abruptly interrupted. In Next.js, this can happen for several reasons, and since the message also mentions a 500 error directly, there may be configuration or connection problems on your backend server.

- Test the backend connection: If you have a backend or an external API that is used on that page, verify that it is working and that it is not closing the connection. You can test by accessing the API endpoint directly to verify that it is working correctly.

- In some cases, an ECONNRESET error occurs when a client (such as a browser) takes too long to respond to the server, or if the server has network timeout limits configured. Try to increase the timeouts on your server, if possible.

Yes, provide more info

If you were using an LLM in the previous message, I suggest you do not. AI-generated answers are not allowed here, please use your own words.

i wasnt

i used the translator bc im not english

I don't understand...I have nit changed configurations, just deployed the default configs

I am guessing it is in deploying, I'm using aws amplify

where you deployed doesn't matter. The important part is how you manage the connections.

Can you point me to some reference where I can read about this?

not really, because there are many options how you can handle the connections. Some do it via an external service, others via a vps, others via their own database, others via ... there are many solutions

Wait, are you referring to external connections?


The error is from Next itself, haven't call anything yet

I am talking about the connection, that broke here unexpectedly

and it's pretty hard to tell where this connection broke, when we don't know anything about your project, as it used everywhere (see attached)

~ Wikipedia

https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/51605#issuecomment-1787226534 to

see this

this is the same issue I am facing

not really. You are facing an ECONNRESET error and he facing a socket hang up error

Without more details, I won't help you more.

It's actually same issue thread.


What all information can I share to help?

Can I share screen with you?

do this:
- https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1299541423464644698#message-1299624607585669170
- https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1299541423464644698#message-1299625704111210568
- https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1299541423464644698#message-1299728302445039676
- https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1299541423464644698#message-1299731162192805909
- https://nextjs-forum.com/post/1299541423464644698#message-1299731854857080895

All of these message pointing to the same details that you should provide: information about how you handle your connections.

I will unfollow this thread for now. Ping me, when you think you provided more details