Ryan Baxter
Ryan Baxter
Is there a "server throttled" status code? I cant seem to find any information on it, besides its use in Ribbon.
So this is only when using the Ribbon rest client then, correct?
Feel free to submit a PR for this. If not it will be a low priority item for us since the Netflix Rest Client is deprecated.
That is perfectly fine. We are always willing to accept any kind of contribution.
I wonder if we could add some simple logic to the load balancer that queries the load balancer until we get a new instance if it gave us the instance...
Wouldn't Ribbon use something like a ping url to ping the server to determine whether it is up or not? Couldnt something like that solve this issue?
You could provide your own `ServicePortSecureResolver` implementation and use that in your own `KubernetesDiscoveryClient` bean I think.
I'm confused....I don't think you should have to copy any code. Couldn't you just do this... ``` @Bean @ConditionalOnMissingBean public KubernetesDiscoveryClient kubernetesDiscoveryClient(KubernetesClient client, KubernetesDiscoveryProperties properties, KubernetesClientServicesFunction kubernetesClientServicesFunction) { return new...
Seems to make sense to me.... I would also be fine if we just adjusted the scope of `ServicePortSecureResolver` so you can provide your own implementation
Good feature request....no it is not possible at the moment, but we could do something similar to what we do with non-default actuator paths and ports. Maybe add an annotation...