Here are explanations and ways to handle each of the errors you mentioned:

ECONNRESET:

This error occurs when the connection to the server is abruptly closed while the request is still being processed. This could happen if the server crashes or if there is a network issue. To handle this error gracefully, you can retry the request with exponential backoff. Exponential backoff means that you progressively increase the time delay between retries to avoid overwhelming the server with too many requests at once.

ECONNABORTED:

This error occurs when the request is terminated before it can complete. This could happen if the request takes too long to complete, or if there is a network issue. To handle this error gracefully, you can increase the timeout value for the request using the timeout configuration option in axios.

Socket Hang up:

This error occurs when the server terminates the connection without sending a response. This could happen if there is a network issue or if the server is overloaded. To handle this error gracefully, you can retry the request with exponential backoff.

Request failed with status code 404:

This error occurs when the requested resource is not found on the server. To handle this error gracefully, you can check the response status code using the response.status property in axios and handle it accordingly. For example, you could display an error message to the user or redirect them to a different page.

connect ETIMEDOUT 54.23.132.243:443:

This error occurs when the connection to the server takes too long to establish. To handle this error gracefully, you can increase the timeout configuration option in axios to give the server more time to respond. You could also retry the request with exponential backoff. Additionally, you could check your network connectivity or contact the server administrator to ensure that the server is running properly.