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We've used this project to simplify the installation of service fabric packages in various stand-alone environments for us and our clients. We recently upgraded some Service Fabric environments from 9.1.1833.9590 to 10.1.2338.9590. Something in Service Fabric slowed down considerably when uploading and committing packages to the image store. We started receiving timeout errors uploading small packages - let alone the packages that are multiple gigs. I'm not expecting this group to resolve the slow-down in service fabric. I forked the code and found that the error was happening in UploadAllChunksAsync when calling this.httpClient.ImageStore.CommitImageStoreUploadSessionAsync. Since we know our packages can be large, we include a high 'serverTimeout' value in our calls to upload packages. However, the Commit stage is failing with Timeout errors. I'm sorry I don't have the screen-shot anymore. I believe if it was to honor the serverTimeout property the issue would be resolved. I'll create a fork and suggest an edit in case anyone else in the community is having this issue.
We are running in a Windows environment.
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We've used this project to simplify the installation of service fabric packages in various stand-alone environments for us and our clients. We recently upgraded some Service Fabric environments from 9.1.1833.9590 to 10.1.2338.9590. Something in Service Fabric slowed down considerably when uploading and committing packages to the image store. We started receiving timeout errors uploading small packages - let alone the packages that are multiple gigs. I'm not expecting this group to resolve the slow-down in service fabric. I forked the code and found that the error was happening in UploadAllChunksAsync when calling this.httpClient.ImageStore.CommitImageStoreUploadSessionAsync. Since we know our packages can be large, we include a high 'serverTimeout' value in our calls to upload packages. However, the Commit stage is failing with Timeout errors. I'm sorry I don't have the screen-shot anymore. I believe if it was to honor the serverTimeout property the issue would be resolved. I'll create a fork and suggest an edit in case anyone else in the community is having this issue.
We are running in a Windows environment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: