Decrease retry intervals for provider uptime checks #288
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baktun14
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Aug 6, 2024
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Sounds good to me - thanks @Redm4x (cc @andy108369 and @devalpatel67 in case they have any thoughts/ feedback) |
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oh and I did a search of docs to see whether anything needs to be updated and did not find anything -- not sure if you are aware of any @chainzero ? |
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Looks good to me. |
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Decrease retry intervals for provider uptime checks (#286)
This PR adjust the retry intervals to be more frequent when a provider goes offline. The goal is to detect earlier when a provider comes back online. The retry frequency is also capped to 5 min for new providers (< 7d) to give them more time to finish setting up their provider before the interval starts to increase.
New Retry Intervals
* 5min is the max retry interval for new providers (< 7d)
Old Retry Intervals (for comparison)