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Got it! A “502 Bad Gateway” error in Power Automate usually indicates that the server acting as a gateway or proxy received an invalid response from an upstream server.
Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot this issue:
Check Service Status: Verify if there are any known service disruptions with Power Automate or the connected services.
You can check the Microsoft Service Health dashboard for any ongoing issues. None at the moment.
Review Flow Configuration: Ensure that your flow’s configuration, including connection settings and authentication credentials, is correct. Sometimes, changes in these settings can cause errors.
Test Connectivity: Make sure there are no network connectivity issues between Power Automate and the service you’re trying to connect to. Check for any firewalls, proxy settings, or network configurations that might be blocking the connection.
Retry the Flow: Sometimes, transient issues can cause temporary failures. Try running the flow again to see if the problem persists.
Check for Resource Limits: Ensure that your flow is not hitting any usage limits or resource constraints. Review the documentation for any specific limits or recommendations.
Error Handling: Implement error handling in your flow to manage and log errors effectively. You can use the “Configure run after” option to handle errors and take appropriate actions.
If this fixes the issue, please mark as resolved to help others with find it.
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