Closed ejiro-precious closed 6 years ago
You can adjust this via the environment variable CONDUCTR_SANDBOX_WAIT_RETRIES
, e.g. as follows:
export CONDUCTR_SANDBOX_WAIT_RETRIES=60
sandbox run 2.1.9 -n 3 --feature visualization
That being said, perhaps you're using Java 9? That would cause the sandbox to fail -- you'll need to use Java 8. /home/ejiro/.conductr/images/core/logs/conductr.log
may provide more detail.
Note that ConductR is EOL, and we recommend using Kubernetes for service orchestration.
thanks @longshorej , faced similar issue and had to switch to the 1.8 JDK.
Thanks @longshorej
ConductR sanbox refuse to start after a timeout how do i increase this time out... full log
Extracting ConductR core to /home/ejiro/.conductr/images/core Extracting ConductR agent to /home/ejiro/.conductr/images/agent Starting ConductR core instance on 192.168.10.1.. Waiting for ConductR to start.............................. Error: ConductR has not been started within 60.0 seconds Error: Set the env CONDUCTR_SANDBOX_WAIT_RETRIES to increase the wait timeout Error: For more information check the ConductR log file at: /home/ejiro/.conductr/images/core/logs/conductr.log