Add graceful shutdown test #48
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This test sends long lasting requests to a server that is restarted repeatedly. This is used to test that traffic will be dropped gracefully rather than connections dropped.
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Please use fortio here if it supports those options.
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I was initially using fortio, but the delay for fortio is maxed out at 1.5s. httpbin also has a limit, but it is 10s. Having a longer delay may expose more issues, but 1.5s is also pretty long, so we could switch to that if you want.
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consider a PR to make the max delay for fortio configurable (fortio/fortio#272) |
fixed in fortio/fortio#414 in fortio 1.9.1 |
This test sends long lasting requests to a server that is restarted repeatedly. This is used to test that traffic will be dropped gracefully rather than connections dropped.
This test sends long lasting requests to a server that is restarted
repeatedly. This is used to test that traffic will be dropped gracefully
rather than connections dropped.
@liamawhite