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Add how to increase timeout#264

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== Stack creation times out

By default heat client timeout is set to 60 minutes, if a stack operation
doesn't finish in the specified timeout Heat sets FAILED state to the stack.
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specified timeframe, Heat sets the stack in FAILED state.

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doesn't finish in the specified timeout Heat sets FAILED state to the stack.
In some cases timeout is caused by a reason which can not be fixed (e.g. slow
hardware or network). Then it's possible to increase timeout and give Heat
longer time to finish a stack operation. You can increase timeout by passing
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s/longer time/more time/

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And restart keystone service. Otherwise token expires sooner than heat
finishes openshift-ansible run and fails to create some reasources (e.g.
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s/reasources/resources

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Fixed, thanks

@lebauce lebauce merged commit 16e7620 into redhat-openstack:master Oct 10, 2016
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