A 504 Gateway Timeout error indicates a communication issue between two servers. When you try to visit a website, your browser contacts a web server to retrieve the content. Sometimes, that web server needs to get information from another server, like a database or an API.
A 504 error occurs when the first server (the gateway) waits too long for a response from the second server (the upstream server). This can happen for a few reasons:
In most cases, a 504 error is a temporary problem on the website's side. There isn't much you can do to fix it yourself, but you can try refreshing the page or visiting the site again later.