Running a HTTPS SSE server over Kubernetes Ingress and Google Cloud Platform

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I'm running a SSE server on a VPS and it works perfectly, no problems at all, but due to scalability reasons I needed to move it to another server.

I moved the server to Google Cloud Platform/Google Container Engine and Kubernetes/Ingress. But now I've encountered that I can't keep a SSE connection effectively, it's completely unstable and it closes connections by itself.

Is there something I’m missing out?

Sep 11, 2018 in Kubernetes by lina
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Try adding a long time on the timeout: 86,400 seconds. This is because it is a socket connection that needs to stay open and not a normal connection that would require less than 30 seconds to execute.

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answered Sep 11, 2018 by Kalgi
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