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A number of healthcheck parameters were tuned in #94 to resolve #93. However, (on my machine with its current load, at least), the new timeout of 100ms is too short, leading to the status coming back as "unhealthy".
It looks like this value should be increased. The Docker default of 30s works fine on my machine, as does 1s (if decreasing it is desirable). It seems to work all the way down to 130ms on my current machine, so it's currently almost fast enough…
docker-compose.yml workaround
I'm able to work around this issue by manually specifying the healthcheck timeout in my docker-compose.yml file:
A number of healthcheck parameters were tuned in #94 to resolve #93. However, (on my machine with its current load, at least), the new timeout of 100ms is too short, leading to the status coming back as "unhealthy".
It looks like this value should be increased. The Docker default of 30s works fine on my machine, as does 1s (if decreasing it is desirable). It seems to work all the way down to 130ms on my current machine, so it's currently almost fast enough…
docker-compose.yml
workaroundI'm able to work around this issue by manually specifying the healthcheck timeout in my
docker-compose.yml
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