Serialization failure: 1213 Deadlock found when trying to get lock; try restarting transaction

Serialization failure with the error code 1213 typically occurs in database systems like MySQL when there's a deadlock detected during a transaction. A deadlock happens when two or more processes are waiting for each other to release resources they hold, creating a circular dependency that cannot be resolved without manual intervention.

The message suggests that one of the transactions is unable to proceed because it can't acquire a lock on the data it needs, while another transaction has already locked the same resource, causing an impasse. To resolve this issue:

1. **Retry Transaction**: You may try restarting the transaction by rolling back any changes made and then retrying, hoping that the deadlock situation resolves itself due to different execution order.

2. **Check Locks**: Analyze your SQL queries to ensure no long-running SELECT statements with LOCK IN SHARE MODE, which can cause deadlocks if not handled properly.

3. **Optimize Query Execution**: Review your indexing strategy and query logic to minimize blocking operations and reduce the likelihood of deadlocks.

4. **Database Configuration**: Configure your database server's settings for deadlock detection and resolution, such as increasing the `innodb_deadlock_detect` parameter or setting a higher `innodb_lock_wait_timeout`.

5. **Deadlock Detection Tools**: Use tools like MySQL's `SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS` command or monitoring software to identify and resolve deadlocks manually.

If the problem persists frequently, you might need to investigate the application's concurrency patterns and improve its design to avoid deadlocks altogether.