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Sirrr opened this issue Feb 25, 2025 · 3 comments
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Issue with LlamaParse ... #631

Sirrr opened this issue Feb 25, 2025 · 3 comments
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@Sirrr
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Sirrr commented Feb 25, 2025

Describe the bug
Llama parse is failing often or it takes many minutes to parse simple PDF

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invoice-sample.pdf
file.txt

Job ID
07300498-679b-4829-8538-a9594341f1b0

Client:

  • Typescript Library
  • Same happens in Cloud web page as well
@Sirrr Sirrr added the bug Something isn't working label Feb 25, 2025
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I am seeing the same right now that Llamaparse calls on simple PDF take many minutes (> 10 minutes) to fail, or simply hang. The service is not usable!

Irony is https://llamaindex.statuspage.io/ shows everything green. Do you have any performance probe and monitoring? This type of problems can be easily detected, should raise a high severity live site service down incident for real time investigation and resolution.

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Sirrr commented Feb 26, 2025

Here is another job_ids that just hang and then fail with the error
"Error while parsing the file: fetch failed"

Job ids
6a840f04-781f-46b3-af4c-445670c428ba
bae5f731-9dc2-4915-b97b-c7bae74e6094

This happens even in llamaindex web UI

Here is another file
docx llm.docx

@salahuddinfa
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Facing the same issue here when using the API, it's taking alot of time to parse, that the connection is being forcibly quit

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