Feature/retry logic in es2plus client #964
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What is the timeout for requests set to in the HttpClient? |
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Timeout is set to ten seconds: |
vihangpatil
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Nov 28, 2019
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The connection timeout issue can be fixed with just a one-line change in the config.
The current value of 10s is set to timeout.
connectionTimeout is not set at all and hence defaults to 500ms.
Please try that in a separate PR before this elaborate solution.
Reference:
https://www.dropwizard.io/en/stable/manual/configuration.html#httpclient
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Have submitted a new one-line PR with the change suggested by @vihangpatil. If that does the trick, I will rework this PR into a pure refactoring PR (adding documentation etc.), and remove the retry logic. |
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Feature to fix bug/misfeature: Some times the ES2+ responds slowly, and this patch gives the client a little more time to get it right before signalling a failure.
Also some refactoring/additional documentation (based on hints from Intellij which checks for such things before committing to VCS).