Setting global request timeout

[PakToPack]

Hello! I configured all my scripts etc. But now I'm facing a problem:
Sometimes requests take longer than 300ms and, ofcourse, that is loading my workers heavily with 1000 rps.

Can I somehow break the connection after 300 ms and return 204 error? Really need that

[rustatian]

Hey @PakToPack 👋🏻

Break connection? Do you mean some DB connection or ?

[rustatian]

Here you are: https://github.com/roadrunner-php/goridge#example

[rustatian]

App.Hi mentioned in the example is here: https://github.com/roadrunner-server/goridge#sample-of-usage

[PakToPack]

App.Hi mentioned in the example is here: https://github.com/roadrunner-server/goridge#sample-of-usage

Ok, so I shouldn't implement this in velox? Just use like in Example. Server.go, registering App there and method, like makeRequest, pass my JSON in that method through RPC call in client.php and return a new JSON with results from Server.go? Without implementing it to roadrunner through velox, right?

[rustatian]

No, you've seen the video-tutorial. You need to create an RPC interface on your plugin.go with methods you need.
Velox is used to build RR with your custom plugin. If you wanted to build it by yourself you may add your plugin to the list of the RR plugins and build the server like a regular Go app.
Then, you may use this:

$rpc->call("App.Hi", "Antony");

To call the methods from your plugin, where, App is the name of your plugin, Hi is the method you're calling and Antony is the argument you passed to your plugin. It's better to use protobuf as the argument you passing to the plugin. You may have a look at the roadrunner-php/jobs PHP part and roadrunner-server/jobs Go part.

[PakToPack]

Ok, so the last question for now is:
I didn't ever work with GoLang. So I see in examples things called "go.mod, go.sum". How should I generate them?

[rustatian]

1. go mod init <your module name>, then:
2. Tutorial 1
3. Tutorial 2

[PakToPack]

Velox is used to build RR with your custom plugin. If you wanted to build it by yourself you may add your plugin to the list of the RR plugins and build the server like a regular Go app.
Then, you may use this:

So should I add something like this in my velox.toml?

make_request = { ref = "master", owner = "roadrunner-server", repository = "plugin_sample", replace = "/var/www/roadrunner/plugins"}

[rustatian]

There is no plugin_sample repository. Create repository you own, then replace with your local copy. Use you/you_org as the owner.