Enhance error handling for ContentSource to instantiate a new one#186
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…us some minor edits for code formatting and whatnot.
…rent than the current ContentSource - Add option CONTENT-SOURCE-RENEW to allow users to configure whether to create a fresh ContentSource onError
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@bbandlamudi as discussed, changed to only swap ContentSource if IP has changed, and to have an option to enable/disable the behavior (but have it enabled by default). |
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Currently, XCC resolves the IP of a host when instantiated and it remains static. This can be problematic for proxies that have a dynamic set of nodes backing it, such as Amazon ALB or ELB. If a proxy node is removed from the pool, then a long-running job can encounter errors when that IP goes dark.
Instantiating a new ContentSource will resolve the IP again, and should help keeping the jobs from stalling our or failing.