I started getting a lot of strange messages on my log like: sys:12024-11-22 09:48:31.564 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2442 that does not exist, path: /device/1364 from 44.196.57.113
sys:12024-11-22 09:48:31.354 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2442 that does not exist, path: /device/1186 from 18.206.86.17
sys:12024-11-22 09:48:31.345 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2442 that does not exist, path: /device/1961 from 44.213.125.15
sys:12024-11-22 09:44:40.802 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2442 that does not exist, path: /device/1963 from 34.234.170.197
sys:12024-11-22 09:44:40.208 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2442 that does not exist, path: /device/1904 from 3.94.202.209
sys:12024-11-22 09:44:40.207 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2442 that does not exist, path: /device/1123 from 44.195.69.71
You had some cloud service that was connected to your hub, but you removed the thing on your hub that it was connecting to. Meanwhile, that service is still trying to do so because it doesn't know any better. The solution is to identify and remove whatever that service is.
Common examples include Echo Speaks (if not using a local server), Sharptools or other third-party cloud dashboards, or anything you may have linked to with a cloud Maker API instance, among many possibilities.
This is definitely related to the Alexa app. I started having trouble with Alexa responding properly and tried removing and reinstalling both Alexa from my phone and the hubitat skill in Alexa as well as the App in Hubitat. Now I'm getting a lot of messages like sys:12024-11-24 09:43:45.490 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2483 that does not exist, path: /device/1582 from 3.239.163.199
sys:12024-11-24 09:42:51.837 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2482 that does not exist, path: /device/840 from 3.236.20.192
sys:12024-11-24 09:40:48.793 AMwarnReceived cloud request for App 2482 that does not exist, path: /device/193 from 44.212.21.241
I'm guessing the 2 different app numbers refer to different instances of the Alexa Hubitat app from previous attempts to fix this. Echo does seem to be controlling the lights properly (for now) but appears there's something wrong in the Alexa Hubitat skill that it keeps looking for older instances of the Alexa Hubitat app.