can you share more of the log around the time of the error message? The full error should include the id of the node that is logging the error. With that you can begin to narrow down what is happening.
Node-red was running on Raspberry and version of node was v12.13.1
I then installed Node-red on Debian server, node version is v10.17.0, moved flows to new server and I sat same error just once, and it didn't break the Node-red.
Not sure why but on RPI it was breaking every 1-2 hours
(There seems to be a spate of this sort of thing happening just now. Weird.)
I'm suspicious of the power supply.
Many a time it is simply overlooked.
Suggestion - if you will:
on the RasPi, install a program called vcgencmd.
So in the terminal/cli enter: sudo apt install vcgencmd
There is also a node of that name: vcgencmd if you want to go down the NR road of tracking it.
This allows you to check if there is a power problem.
As it is using a dongle - though maybe even built in wifi if you are using a RP3 - could be causing problems.
Alas this is a tricky thing. Alas it is also painful doing all this stuff on a whim, but it is sometimes better to rule things out for sure rather than thinking they are ok.
I'll stop here, as I think I am now starting to rant.