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Reduce init restart/kill times 

The systemd unit 'TimeoutSec' value which controls the time
between sending a SIGTERM signal and a SIGKILL signal when
stopping or restarting the service has been reduced from 300
seconds to 120 seconds. This provides 2 minutes for long-lived
sessions to drain while preventing new ones from starting
before a restart or a stop.

The 'RestartSec' value which controls the time between the
service stop and start when restarting has been reduced from
150 seconds to 2 seconds to make the restart happen faster.

These values can be adjusted by using the *_init_config_overrides
variables which use the config_template task to change template
defaults.

Change-Id: I707b764758c7cc04445b4f0d6efebff8a7a7a81c
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Jesse Pretorius 2017-04-27 16:04:43 +01:00
parent a51775e99f
commit 4294f6016b
2 changed files with 25 additions and 2 deletions
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releasenotes/notes/octavia_init_time_settings-1ef46f6b9d4fc1df.yaml Normal file
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---
features:
- For the ``os_octavia`` role, the systemd unit ``TimeoutSec`` value which
controls the time between sending a SIGTERM signal and a SIGKILL signal
when stopping or restarting the service has been reduced from 300 seconds
to 120 seconds. This provides 2 minutes for long-lived sessions to drain
while preventing new ones from starting before a restart or a stop. The
``RestartSec`` value which controls the time between the service stop and
start when restarting has been reduced from 150 seconds to 2 seconds to
make the restart happen faster. These values can be adjusted by using the
``octavia_*_init_overrides`` variables which use the
``config_template`` task to change template defaults.
upgrade:
- For the ``os_octavia`` role, the systemd unit ``TimeoutSec`` value which
controls the time between sending a SIGTERM signal and a SIGKILL signal
when stopping or restarting the service has been reduced from 300 seconds
to 120 seconds. This provides 2 minutes for long-lived sessions to drain
while preventing new ones from starting before a restart or a stop. The
``RestartSec`` value which controls the time between the service stop and
start when restarting has been reduced from 150 seconds to 2 seconds to
make the restart happen faster. These values can be adjusted by using the
``octavia_*_init_overrides`` variables which use the
``config_template`` task to change template defaults.

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templates/octavia-systemd-init.j2
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{% endif %}
# Give a reasonable amount of time for the server to start up/shut down
TimeoutSec=300
TimeoutSec=120
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=150
RestartSec=2
# This creates a specific slice which all services will operate from
# The accounting options give us the ability to see resource usage through