prevent dendrite check from hogging a CI machine for 90 minutes#9767
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prevent dendrite check from hogging a CI machine for 90 minutes#9767
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I think this is fine, in the successful CI run here it takes around 13 attempts (~23s) to reach the service in the switch zone. It looks like in recent successful runs on |
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@jclulow reported this job: https://buildomat.eng.oxide.computer/wg/0/details/01KG5JNVNBG9BBVWG8S874737E/Ar9EJfdSbD1qqfZ2jmuXxeF7mjn15W2b1GpI5ljIsFKgOJNn/01KG5JPR9Q4AHGSK2A6CYK3FPM#S367
Our check that the switch zone is up was, for whatever reason, hanging for approximately 195 seconds on each iteration. This resulted in what should have been a 30-second timeout becoming about 90 minutes.
This does not fix whatever the root cause is, but it does keep it from hogging one of our two available machines that can run this CI job.