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# Troubleshooting

This section is built from real operator issues seen in `#fil-curio-help`, with notes tied back to the actual Curio code paths.

Start here if you are:

* stuck during setup/migration,
* seeing task failures in the UI,
* seeing repeated errors/warnings in logs,
* unsure what information to collect before asking for help.

## A simple mental model (helps you debug faster)

Most Curio incidents fall into one of these buckets:

1. Chain / Lotus connectivity

* Curio can’t talk to the full node, or the full node is unhealthy/out of sync.

2. Control plane (DB + scheduler)

* Yugabyte is slow/unhealthy, schema upgrades failed, or tasks are not being scheduled/claimed.

3. Data plane (storage + retrieval)

* the bytes aren’t where the system thinks they are (paths, indexes, URLs, permissions).

If you don’t know where to start: check **DB health** first. A sick DB creates “random” symptoms everywhere.

## Quick links

* [Collect debug info](/troubleshooting/collect-debug-info.md) (copy/paste checklist)
* [Common errors](/troubleshooting/common-errors.md) (error string → meaning → next step)
* [Market / indexing troubleshooting](/curio-market/troubleshooting.md)
* [YugabyteDB troubleshooting](/administration/yugabyte-troubleshooting.md)


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