@profjsb The reason the timeout is 5s is because nginx annoyingly makes the timeout and the out-of-service time the same. So, if after 5s a service is not available, it now waits 5s. We had that on 30s, but that means that if the process is not available at any point, nginx waits 30s before re-entering it into the pool.
@profjsb The reason the timeout is 5s is because nginx annoyingly makes the timeout and the out-of-service time the same. So, if after 5s a service is not available, it now waits 5s. We had that on 30s, but that means that if the process is not available at any point, nginx waits 30s before re-entering it into the pool.