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I think the HTTP client timeout defaults to like 60s. That is basically useless at the speeds we're running at. It makes one faulty node a drag on the entire network, when in reality we could probably just time out requests to that node after 1 second or so and retry and succeed from a different node.
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I think the HTTP client timeout defaults to like 60s. That is basically useless at the speeds we're running at. It makes one faulty node a drag on the entire network, when in reality we could probably just time out requests to that node after 1 second or so and retry and succeed from a different node.
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