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Hi @rcaillon-Iliad @ajinkya-takle , I met the same problem https://github.com/tomplus/kubernetes_asyncio/issues/325#issuecomment-2259998184 and you could try pass the `_request_timeout` to `watch.Watch().stream` like below ``` async def watch_endpoints(): async with client.ApiClient() as api:...
Yes, I ran into this problem early on and I had to define codec for `yml` like below, but I think kratos developers should realize that `yaml` and `yml` are...
从调用栈怎么看出来是长时间卡在unlinkat呢
> You can make use of the `redis.Client`'s `Process` method. The Process method sends a request to Redis and returns a reply, but if there is a connection error, it...
> This doesn't look related to aiohttp. Hi @webknjaz , I think when the connection pool is basically sufficient and requests are continuous(
> Are you saying you're actually using aiohttp and this is about the client side? @webknjaz Yes, I use aiohttp ClientSession (with the default `keepalive_timeout` 15s), the server is built...
> Have you tried tweaking the pool size or setting up force close and similar settings? https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/stable/client_advanced.html#limiting-connection-pool-size / https://docs.aiohttp.org/en/stable/client_reference.html#aiohttp-client-reference-connectors @webknjaz Yes, I have tried force close, but it will affect...
Thanks @Dreamsorcerer , the socket-level flags cannot solve this problem.
@webknjaz @Dreamsorcerer I drew a picture to describe this issue. The issue is that when the connection pool has enough connections, if the server is scaled up, the aiohttp client...