Lazy server guide: use connect vs read timeout for paused servers - #178
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Using `proxy_read_timeout` causes the `[...]/live/sse` endpoint to time out if events aren't sent fast enough. Using `proxy_connect_timeout` instead fixes this since the timeout is based on the initial connection instead of how often data is received from it.
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Using
proxy_read_timeoutcauses the[...]/live/sseendpoint to time out if events aren't sent fast enough.Using
proxy_connect_timeoutinstead fixes this since the timeout is based on the initial connection instead of how often data is received from it.