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feat: Add var.wait_for_cluster_timeout
to allow configuring the wait for cluster timeout
#1420
feat: Add var.wait_for_cluster_timeout
to allow configuring the wait for cluster timeout
#1420
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Thanks for working on this. Just variable rewording, otherwise it's LGTM.
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On last thing to clarify please ^^.
@barryib I updated the code. Let me know if it looks better now. I was not sure of the process, so I resolved the comment issues myself. I hope that's OK. |
var.wait_for_cluster_timeout
to allow configuring the wait for cluster timeout.
var.wait_for_cluster_timeout
to allow configuring the wait for cluster timeout.var.wait_for_cluster_timeout
to allow configuring the wait for cluster timeout
var.wait_for_cluster_timeout
to allow configuring the wait for cluster timeoutvar.wait_for_cluster_timeout
to allow configuring the wait for cluster timeout
Nice. Thanks @SNA-rh for you contribution. |
@barryib We're real excited to use this. Any idea when the next release gets cut that'd include it? |
Just released it in v17.1.0 |
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Description
During #1359 a default timeout of 300 seconds was set for this.
We create hundreds of clusters a day and have seen many clusters take longer than 300 seconds. Our team previously used the
wait_for_cluster_cmd
(NOTE: This is no longer available in this module) variable to wait 600 seconds. Sometimes, even 5 minutes isn't even enough. This PR will make this configurable, so our clusters are more likely to come up by the time we need to apply aws auth.Resolves #1395
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