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Crawler reliability problems after proxy retry spikes should be diagnosed by separating response failures, field loss, market drift, and queue pacing. The fix is usually not immediate capacity expansion; it is to isolate the affected lane, replay a small public sample, and adjust pacing only after evidence points to the cause.<\/p>\n

Retry spikes should be split by proxy lane<\/h2>\n

The target user is an engineering team responsible for public data collection reliability. Start by grouping failures by proxy lane, market, page type, status code, retry count, response time, and required field status.<\/p>\n

If retries cluster in one lane or market, the issue may be coverage, regional routing, or a page variant. If retries rise across all lanes, the cause is more likely pacing, parser changes, or target-page changes.<\/p>\n

Field loss changes the diagnosis<\/h2>\n

A crawler can receive successful responses while still losing key fields. That is why crawler reliability checks must include price, title, availability, result URL, snippet, or other task-specific fields.<\/p>\n

When fields are missing after retries, reduce concurrency and replay a stable public sample. If fields recover, pacing was likely too aggressive for that page class.<\/p>\n

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Market drift can look like crawler failure<\/h2>\n

Retry spikes sometimes hide region problems. A page may return in the wrong market, language, or currency and still look technically successful.<\/p>\n

Keep market parameter, proxy lane, page language, and visible regional cues in the record. If those signals disagree, move the sample to review before changing crawler logic.<\/p>\n

Capacity should come after a small replay<\/h2>\n

Adding more proxy lanes helps only when replay shows the current lanes cannot cover the required market or volume. If replay shows parser or pacing problems, expansion will raise cost while leaving records weak.<\/p>\n

A clean recovery path is isolate, replay, lower concurrency, compare field completeness, then decide whether to expand or adjust rules.<\/p>\n

FAQ<\/h2>\n

What should be checked first after proxy retry spikes?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Check whether retries cluster by lane, market, page type, status code, response time, and field completeness. The pattern points to the likely cause.<\/p>\n

When should crawler reliability teams add more proxy capacity?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Add capacity only after replay shows that the current lanes cannot cover the required public market or volume. Parser and pacing problems should be fixed first.<\/p>\n