uds: add exponential backoff write timeout #307
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vickenty
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May 27, 2024
| incr = time.Millisecond * 500 | ||
| } | ||
| w.currentWriteTimeout += incr | ||
| if w.currentWriteTimeout > w.connectTimeout { |
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This assumes that connection timeout is larger than the write timeout, although this might not be always the case. Would it make sense to ensure that connectTimeout is at least as big as writeTimeout, or perhaps use a separate upper bound?
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In order to avoid overloading the agent this gradually increase the
writeTimeoutup to theconnectTimeout.For uds-stream this will also reduce the re-connection rate when the agent is too slow to ingest all the packets, which is important because each new connection comes with a relatively big socket buffer.