envoy: Add configurable initial fetch timeout #35809
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Add Helm option 'envoy.initialFetchTimeoutSeconds' and Cilium CLI option 'proxy-initial-fetch-timeout' (seconds), defaulting to 30 seconds. Envoy default is 15 seconds, which may go by while we wait for the endpoints to have regenerated during restart. Signed-off-by: Jarno Rajahalme <jarno@isovalent.com>
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Add Helm option 'envoy.initialFetchTimeoutSeconds' and Cilium CLI option 'proxy-initial-fetch-timeout' (seconds), defaulting to 30 seconds. Envoy default is 15 seconds, which may go by while we wait for the endpoints to have regenerated during restart.
This can be used to avoid Envoy warning logs when the initial fetch is expected to take longer as we wait for the endpoints to regenerate.
Fixes: #32824