Salesforce connector replay channel Listener stops processing new events after backend Salesforce instance is migrated to Hyperforce. In the logs you can observe that the replayId is invalid with error=400 from Salesforce backend with specific replayId.
From Mule application as Salesforce client perspective, Salesforce instance migration Preorg checklist Preorg checklist excel file item 12, Following are important.
Certain Salesforce maintenance activities (example: org migrations and instance refreshes) require relocating your organization to another data center or to a different hardware stack. During these operations, we are physically moving your data and running the software that serves your applications onto different hardware. Due to the distributed, asynchronous nature of our Event Bus, we are not able to migrate all events that were published prior to the org migration.
The org migration will not impact the real-time delivery of the events pre and post-maintenance; however, the 72-hour retention window for all events will not be retained. ReplayIDs uniquely identify the point in an event stream a particular event was published, and since the new location of your organization is physically different, the ReplayID values of newly published events will have no relation to events published before the migration or instance refresh. Please see the pre and post -checklist at the end of this knowledge article for additional actions that may be required for your Platform Events. Subscribers of platform events and change events include Streaming API (CometD) clients, empApi Lightning components, Pub/Sub API clients, event relays, Apex triggers, and flows.
Please review: Salesforce Hyperforce Migration Handling Guide
To resolve the issue, stop the message flow of applications that have a replay channel, select the object store associated with the Salesforce connector, and delete the complete object store as it holds replayId and failed events prior to pre migrated instance that is no longer relevant and start the application message flow.
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