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fix(credentials): Remove hystrix from CredentialsService #518

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There is no longer a remote call in the direct call path of
CredentialsService.getAccounts(), thus no need for hystrix.

The CredentialsService was originally getting called for every x.509
authentication request. The default hystrix configuration had placed
an artificial limit on the number of concurrent api requests that could
be served by gate.

There is no longer a remote call in the direct call path of
`CredentialsService.getAccounts()`, thus no need for hystrix.

The `CredentialsService` was originally getting called for every x.509
authentication request. The default hystrix configuration had placed
an artificial limit on the number of concurrent api requests that could
be served by `gate`.
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Thanks!

@ajordens ajordens merged commit 1f71a6b into spinnaker:master Mar 18, 2018
danielpeach pushed a commit to danielpeach/gate that referenced this pull request May 24, 2018
…#518)

There is no longer a remote call in the direct call path of
`CredentialsService.getAccounts()`, thus no need for hystrix.

The `CredentialsService` was originally getting called for every x.509
authentication request. The default hystrix configuration had placed
an artificial limit on the number of concurrent api requests that could
be served by `gate`.
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