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AdministratorMicrosf Fabric - How to handle timeout when making GET requests in Microsoft Fabric?
1.Based on your description, you can consider to extend your setting of the connect_timeout and read_timeout to test if they can receive the data.
2.Check that if your dataset is large that it will affect the performance, you can consider to optimize the data model.
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Yolo Zhu
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Syndicate_AdminHello
I appreciate your prompt response. I'd like to confirm that I've already configured the connect_timeout and read_timeout parameters in my GET request, setting connect_timeout to 420 seconds and read_timeout to 540 seconds. Despite this, the problem persists, as the request keeps stopping when it reaches 2 minutes and 12 seconds.
The size of the zip file I'm trying to download is only 23KB, so it shouldn't significantly affect performance. However, it seems that something internal is disrupting the process.
I'm wondering if there's a way to configure the notebook network in Microsoft Fabric to fix this problem.
I appreciate in advance any additional help you can give me!
- Syndicate_Admin
I tried to fix this by adjusting spark.network.timeout, but the process still stops at 2 minutes and 12 seconds. I can't find where this time limit is set. Do you have any idea where it might be defined?