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feat(node-server): add env variables for timeout setting in node-server runtimes #1944

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When deploy node runtime to behind AWS ELB, timeout missmatching can leads to 502 error.
For resolve this error, we have to set timeout values in HttpServer.

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pi0 commented Nov 22, 2023

Thanks for this PR. It makese sense to allow supporting more customizations for Node runtime server but adding more as direct env variables might be a tricky task to maintain.

I am pending PR to think little more what would be alternative.

@pi0 pi0 marked this pull request as draft April 29, 2024 18:29
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