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Hey, hard to say what the problem could be without access to your deployment, as you noted it's most likely a network error. |
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Hello.
Hydra occasionally can't obtain signing keys when requesting discovery endpoint /.well-known/openid-configuration.
Most common error:
Could not ensure that signing keys for "hydra.openid.id-token" exists. A network error occurred, see error for specific details.
Recorded this once:
Could not ensure that signing keys for "hydra.openid.id-token" exists. If you are running against a persistent SQL database this is most likely because your "secrets.system" ("SECRETS_SYSTEM" environment variable) is not set or changed. When running with an SQL database backend you need to make sure that the secret is set and stays the same, unless when doing key rotation. This may also happen when you forget to run "hydra migrate sql..
Migration has already been successfully completed, no errors occurred during startup.
In both cases, the problem persists for a couple of seconds, then hydra works normally.
It could be a network issue, but since the migration error occurred, there may be something else.
We are using Hydra v2.2.0.
Thanks for any assistance.
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