listTimeSeries: increase timeout from 30 seconds to 60 seconds #411
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The poller may often receive timeouts from the GCP monitoring API. I have received advice from GCP support and product team to increase the timeout of calls made from the poller cloud function. Given that the maximum frequency of the cloud scheduler can be once per minute, a timeout period of 60 seconds makes sense and should reduce the amount of errors from the poller function
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The poller may often receive timeouts from the GCP monitoring API. I have received advice from GCP support and product team to increase the timeout of calls made from the poller cloud function.
Given that the maximum frequency of the cloud scheduler can be once per minute, a timeout period of 60 seconds makes sense and should reduce the amount of errors from the poller function