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API CCS Sprint 44 (3Scale) 2
The timeouts configured in Upstream Connection have no effect on the timeouts when Camel Policy is used (further details related to http/https in point 4 below). The expectation from application perspective is that the timeout should apply whether Camel Policy is used or not.
The following JIRA/Comments have created for clarifications related to this issue.
Upstream in docs seems to be referring to API backend -THREESCALE-10580has been created for clarification.Note regarding load balancing disabled -THREESCALE-10581needs clarification on whether this means Upstream Connection policy does not apply when Camel Policy is used.- Upstream Connection is configuring NGINX directives, which would take effect only when APIcast connects to upstream (API backend) . It is unspecified if this would work when Camel Policy is being used i.e. if Camel Policy is compatible with Upstream Connection or not.
- Timeouts configured in Upstream Connection do work when http is used ( http_proxy, and API backend accessed using http), but not with https (https_proxy, API backend accessed using https )
Pending clarifications to the above, marking this issue as a bug rather than an RFE.
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THREESCALE-10580 Add Upstream to Glossary
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THREESCALE-10581 Clarification on load balancing disabled note in Camel Policy
- Closed
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RHEA-2024:129854 Release of apicast-operator 0.12.1mas for RHOAM - Containers
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