Fix race condition with old ES processes in IT tests #886
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Occasionally IT tests fail in a very subtle way when Rally spins up ES shortly after a previous test: while the previous ES process gets killed, the socket lingers and when Rally spins up the new ES process for the test, ES detects the used port and binds itself to the next one (e.g. 39201, for the HTTP API). Wait until the socket used by ES HTTP API is really closed.
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Occasionally IT tests fail in a very subtle way when Rally spins up ES
shortly after a previous test: while the previous ES process gets
killed, the socket lingers and when Rally spins up the new ES process
for the test, ES detects the used port and binds itself to the
next one (e.g. 39201, for the HTTP API).
Wait until the socket used by ES HTTP API is really closed.