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 * `user_data` - String of User data to be sent to the newly created OpenStack instance. Use this e.g. to inject a script at boot time.
 * `metadata` - A Hash of metadata that will be sent to the instance for configuration e.g. `os.metadata  = { 'key' => 'value' }`
 * `scheduler_hints` - Pass hints to the OpenStack scheduler, e.g. { "cell": "some cell name" }
-* `server_create_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to be created when `vagrant up`. Default is `200`
-* `server_active_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to become active when `vagrant up` or `vagrant resume`. Default is `200`
-* `server_stop_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to stop when `vagrant halt`. Default is `200`
-* `server_delete_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to be deleted when `vagrant destroy`. Default is `200`
 
 #### Floating IPs
 
@@ -270,6 +266,16 @@ the remote machine over SSH.
 This is good enough for all built-in Vagrant provisioners (shell,
 chef, and puppet) to work!
 
+### Timeouts
+
+* `server_create_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to be created when `vagrant up`. Default is `200`
+* `server_active_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to become active when `vagrant up` or `vagrant resume`. Default is `200`
+* `server_stop_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to stop when `vagrant halt`. Default is `200`
+* `server_delete_timeout` - Time to wait in seconds for the server to be deleted when `vagrant destroy`. Default is `200`
+* `http.open_timeout` - Open timeout for any HTTP request. Default is `60`
+* `http.read_timeout` - Read timeout for any HTTP request. Default is `30`
+
+
 ## Vagrant standard configuration
 
 There are some standard configuration options that this provider takes into account when