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I'm running some high volume gRPC requests through nginx and see a lot of this error: 'there is no connection available' and 'the connection is draining' when using nginx (linked issue grpc/grpc-go#2205)
The suggested workaround is When we set http2_max_requests 1000000, the possibility became very low. There are similar suggestions in the linked nginx ticket. https://trac.nginx.org/nginx/ticket/1250
Honestly it'd probably be helpful for people to change the default when gRPC is enabled, but I understand that deviating from nginx defaults probably isn't the best choice for this repo. It'd be worth documenting with the gRPC example.
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I'm running some high volume gRPC requests through nginx and see a lot of this error:
'there is no connection available' and 'the connection is draining' when using nginx
(linked issue grpc/grpc-go#2205)The suggested workaround is
When we set http2_max_requests 1000000, the possibility became very low.
There are similar suggestions in the linked nginx ticket. https://trac.nginx.org/nginx/ticket/1250The ConfigMap already supports
http2-max-field-size
andhttp2-max-header-size
, so it should be relatively trivial to add support forhttp2-max-requests
.http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_v2_module.html#http2_max_requests
Honestly it'd probably be helpful for people to change the default when gRPC is enabled, but I understand that deviating from nginx defaults probably isn't the best choice for this repo. It'd be worth documenting with the gRPC example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: