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Configuration

Certain settings of the FLAT runner can be configured using environment variables. The chapter Defining Env Vars in the Cookbook provides information on how to set environment variables.

Environment Variables

Miscellaneous

  • FLAT_SERVER_ROLE: This setting is typically used to distinguish production systems from staging or development servers. Its value is accessible in the $server variable as $server/role.

Request Timeouts

Note that the maximum allowed overall time for a given request is always limited by FLAT_MAX_TIMEOUT. All other timeouts can be individually adjusted for each request using the appropriate request option.

Use the following environment variables to configure the timeouts used during requests:

  • FLAT_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT: Default timeout in seconds for outgoing HTTP requests.
  • FLAT_DEFAULT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT: Default connection timeout in seconds for outgoing HTTP requests. If set to 0, the value of FLAT_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT is used.
  • FLAT_DEFAULT_TTFB_TIMEOUT: Maximum time in seconds for receiving the first byte.
  • FLAT_MAX_TIMEOUT: Maximum allowed time in seconds for outgoing HTTP requests.
  • FLAT_MAX_TIMEOUT_PROCESSES: Specifies how many PHP-FPM processes are allowed to wait for slow sources at any one time. The lower the threshold value, the earlier slow sources will be blocked.

PHP-FPM

Some parameters used for PHP-FPM process management can be adjusted using environment variables. Refer to the PHP-FPM documentation for more information.

  • FLAT_FPM_MAX_PROCESSES: Controls pm.max_children. Default 100. The maximum number of child processes to be created.
  • FLAT_FPM_MAX_REQUESTS: Controls pm.max_requests. Default 500. Limits the number of requests each child process executes before it is replaced by a new process.

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