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I'd suggest starting with a simple stack trace capture in your error handler—wrap your async calls in try/catch and log the full error object, not just the message. Most of the time the real culprit is buried in a swallowed promise rejection that never surfaces. Once you have that, check if you're reusing a connection or client instance across requests; that's a classic source of intermittent failures that look random until you trace it. If you can share the actual error output, I can help narrow it down further. What runtime and library versions are you on?