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Here is our configuration for LIGHTER_SESSION_TRACK_RUNNING_INTERVAL set to 5 seconds:
name: LIGHTER_SESSION_TRACK_RUNNING_INTERVAL
value: "5s"
This setting determines how frequently tasks update session states such as 'ready', 'idle', 'killed', and others.
During testing:
I deleted the driver pod to observe state updates, expecting the session state to change to 'killed' within 5 seconds. However, it actually took nearly 30 minutes for the state to update, and it eventually showed as state as ERROR.
Expectation 1: We anticipated the session state to transition within 5 seconds after deleting the pod. Expectation 2: We expected the eventual state to be 'KILLED', not 'ERROR' after the pod deletion
Actual : It took nearly 30 minutes for the state transition to 'ERROR'.
We would appreciate assistance in understanding how the lighter configurations influence session states and which actions trigger these state updates.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Here is our configuration for LIGHTER_SESSION_TRACK_RUNNING_INTERVAL set to 5 seconds:
value: "5s"
This setting determines how frequently tasks update session states such as 'ready', 'idle', 'killed', and others.
During testing:
I deleted the driver pod to observe state updates, expecting the session state to change to 'killed' within 5 seconds. However, it actually took nearly 30 minutes for the state to update, and it eventually showed as state as ERROR.
Expectation 1: We anticipated the session state to transition within 5 seconds after deleting the pod.
Expectation 2: We expected the eventual state to be 'KILLED', not 'ERROR' after the pod deletion
Actual : It took nearly 30 minutes for the state transition to 'ERROR'.
We would appreciate assistance in understanding how the lighter configurations influence session states and which actions trigger these state updates.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: