Non-fatal Exception: com.amazonaws.AmazonClientException: Unable to execute HTTP request: timeout about aws-sdk-android HOT 4 OPEN

Can you restart the device and try again? SocketTimeoutExceptions are typically seen due to bad network or a DNS issue. Please let me know once you have tested again after a device restart.

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@tylerjroach still same issue after restarting the device too.

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Hey @Sivaram1227,
Are you still seeing this issue? We need more information on the mobile connection. Socket timeout indicates lack of outbound internet. Maybe mobile network has good download speed but not upload speed.
UnknownHostException usually implies no network connection. Two possible causes:

• make sure your app has permission android.permission.INTERNET.

• make sure the device has a stable network connection.

Another possible cause could be that host is blocked by ISP.

• If possible, use a network diagnostic tool or a terminal emulator available on the device to perform a DNS lookup (nslookup or dig commands) for the hostname ?
• Could you try to access the same host using a browser on same device to see if the issue persists. This can help identify if the problem is specific to the app using the AWS SDK.

Also following details might help:

• Network Signal Strength: This can often affect the upload process. Weak signal strength might lead to timeouts or other connectivity issues.

• Network Type (4G, LTE, 5G, etc.): The type of network you're on can impact upload speeds and reliability.

• Any VPN or Proxy Use: Are you using any VPN or proxy services that could affect the routing of your data?

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@ankpshah Yes, this issue still persist. The issue in when user connected to mobile network, then socket timeout issue occurs. But when user connect to wifi and try to upload files, it's works fine. Both mobile network and wifi has same network provider.

I will try your suggested cause to find the root cause and let you know. Thank you.

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