| 2015-04-30 17:13:55 |
Andrew Melton |
description |
Our Docker client is timing out certain calls before they are allowed to finish. Because Docker is a synchronous API it will block on calls until they complete. This means that certain calls can take quite a long time to return. For instance, when we make a container create call, Docker or Swarm is going to block and keep the connection open until it is pulled the image and created the container on the host. For small images this isn't a problem, but on larger images, this can take a long time. So, we need a way to increase this timeout.
Example exception: http://paste.openstack.org/show/213778/ |
Our Docker client is timing out certain calls before they are allowed to finish. Because Docker is a synchronous API it will block on calls until they complete. This means that certain calls can take quite a long time to return. For instance, when we make a container create call, Docker or Swarm is going to block and keep the connection open until it has pulled the image to and created the container on the host. For small images this isn't a problem, but on larger images, this can take a long time. So, we need a way to increase this timeout.
Example exception: http://paste.openstack.org/show/213778/ |
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