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[BUG] flytesnacks Error 124 (timeout) #758
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@mneilly-et I agree, 30 seconds here would rely on network speed as well, so that images can be downloaded within that time-period. @jeevb / @EngHabu can we raise it to much higher like 10 minutes? And in the case of failure, probably write a clear message that reasons why its taking more than 10 minutes - that, fail to start deployments - status of the deploymen? @mneilly-et on the other hand, we are trying to optimize the deployment to have a fast startup time - thank you for bearing with us |
FYI - as a secondary issue, when the timeout occurs the container keeps running and issuing "make start" again results in a naming conflict. Maybe stopping the container on failure by default and having a variable to request not stopping if debug is needed would be good. FWIW. |
@jeevb will migrate this to a newer image to avoid image build and potential timeout.. I think bumping timeout is also a good idea... |
The timeouts were increased until we can start using the flyte-sandbox image for this: flyteorg/flytesnacks@1364536 |
Signed-off-by: Kevin Su <[email protected]>
Describe the bug
Following the tutorial at https://flytecookbook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial.html and running "make start" results in an "Error 124" due to the following timeout command in the Makefile:
timeout 30 sh -c "until kubectl explain deployment &> /dev/null; do sleep 1; done"
A 30 second timeout does not appears to be long enough.
Expected behavior
No timeout error.
Additional context
To Reproduce
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