retry the lock operation only when someone else is holding the lock #102
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We were retrying the lock operation for 5 minutes on all the errors. Create() ends up calling LeaseWithRetries() which has 30 retries with 2 sec sleep. If kvdb is down, the 5 min wait was causing unnecessary delay. Now, we use the 5 minutes timeout only when someone is holding the lock. Signed-off-by: Neelesh Thakur <neelesh.thakur@purestorage.com>
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What this PR does / why we need it:
We were retrying the lock operation for 5 minutes on all the errors. Create()
ends up calling LeaseWithRetries() which has 30 retries with 2 sec sleep.
If kvdb is down, the 5 min wait was causing unnecessary delay. Now, we use
the 5 minutes timeout only when someone is holding the lock.
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