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  • Mike Chambers 636 posts 1253 karma points c-trib
    Sep 04, 2012 @ 23:23
    Mike Chambers
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    u4.7.2 reuse the keepalive for my own dashboard admin process?

    i have an issue where by the infrastructure on my cloud host, basically..

     

     

    If you have been using Cloud Sites for a while you have probably run into issues with load balancer timeouts. This happens because Cloud Sites has a 30 second limit on any process running in your browser. Anything that takes longer than 30 seconds will cause a timeout. The process will continue for up to 15 minutes in the background, however the site will display an error.

     

    so I have a dashboard that processes pages that will always hit the 30sec barrier and get the cloud timeout :-(

     

    As there is already a keep alive to maintain the session I wondered if that could be utilised to also ping the loadbalancer in some way to allow me to not hit the load balancer timeout?

    Or any other approaches???

  • Mike Chambers 636 posts 1253 karma points c-trib
    Sep 04, 2012 @ 23:26
    Mike Chambers
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    Edit functionality still broken on the forum...so here's my question better formatted ;-)

     

    i have an issue where by the infrastructure on my cloud host, basically..

     

    If you have been using Cloud Sites for a while you have probably run into issues with load balancer timeouts. This happens because Cloud Sites has a 30 second limit on any process running in your browser. Anything that takes longer than 30 seconds will cause a timeout. The process will continue for up to 15 minutes in the background, however the site will display an error.

     

    so I have a dashboard that processes pages that will always hit the 30sec barrier and get the cloud timeout :-(

     

    As there is already a keep alive to maintain the session I wondered if that could be utilised to also ping the loadbalancer in some way to allow me to not hit the load balancer timeout?

    Or any other approaches???

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