Closed SerJey closed 5 years ago
A timeout could be either a client side issue or service side issue. Could you identify any pattern when these timeouts occur? That will help me identify if it is a client issue or service issue. Try with a different namespace and see if you can reproduce it.
There is not a real pattern to see, we send health messages every few 30 seconds or so, sometimes we get this exception, seemingly randomly. This on a system with no other activity. We also see this happening on different namespaces, both Premium and Standard.
One possible indicator: If a timeout occurs and continues to occur, then it is likely a client side issue. If a timeout occurs, but subsequent operations succed, it is likely a timeout from the service. Now tell me what you think it is.
Probably service then. I also noticed that about 10 days ago the exceptions stopped appearing on all our environments, without us having deployed new version of our client applications.
Hello,
We faced with some issue. It is similar to #312, but I'm not sure that there is the same root cause.
TimeoutException occures periodically during receiving of messages.
We use version 1.2.11, but issue is reproducing in previous versions too.
Our config:
The issue is more reproducible in case when we run 2 or more instances of our application.