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Add additional liveness and readiness probe properties #1767

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@rmoe rmoe commented Sep 3, 2020

This allows one to set failureThreshold and timeoutSeconds for the hub probes.

Related: #1732

This allows one to set failureThreshold and timeoutSeconds
for the hub probes.

Related: jupyterhub#1732
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consideRatio commented Sep 3, 2020

The provided default values in values.yaml are also the k8s default values, so this should not make any difference other than getting a bit more explicit output which now can be configured. LGTM - thanks for the PR @rmoe!

As discussed in #1732, perhaps we want to increase the failure threshold significantly by default.

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