Timeout#

You specify a timeout in seconds for stack create and update operations by using the timeout property. Takomo cancels the operation if it takes longer than what you have specified in the timeout property. You can't set a timeout for the delete operation. Use 0 to disable the timeout.

You set the timeout for both create and update operations by specifying a single integer. You can also set a separate timeout for create and update operations by using an object with create and update properties.

Examples#

Timeout of 180 seconds for both create and update:

timeout: 180

Timeout of 300 seconds for create and no timeout for update:

timeout:
  create: 300

Separate timeouts for create and update:

timeout:
  create: 300
  update: 120

Usage in configuration#

timeout property can be defined in:

• stack group configuration files
• blueprint configuration files
• stack configuration files

Stack group config file#

When timeout property is defined in a stack group configuration file:

• its value completely overrides the value inherited from the parent stack group
• its value is inherited by stack groups and stacks that belong under the stack group

Blueprint config file#

When timeout property is defined in a blueprint configuration file:

• its value completely overrides the value inherited from the parent stack group
• its value is inherited by stacks that extend the blueprint

Stack config file#

When timeout property is defined in a stack configuration file:

• if the stack extends a blueprint, its value completely overrides the value inherited from the blueprint
• otherwise, its value completely overrides the value inherited from the parent stack group

Requirements#

The timeout property must satisfy these requirements:

• Must be an integer greater or equal to 0