How to optimize task interface request timeout

The optimization of task interface request timeout has the following aspects:

1. Optimizing network requests
   You can reduce request timeouts by optimizing network requests. For example, the efficiency and stability of network requests can be improved by using the HTTP/2 protocol, increasing the size of the connection pool, and optimizing DNS queries, thereby reducing timeout problems.

2. Add a retry mechanism
   When the task interface request times out, you can add a retry mechanism to re-initiate the request, thereby improving the success rate of the interface call. It should be noted that the number of retries should be limited, otherwise it may increase the burden on the server.

3. Increase the timeout time
   You can solve the problem of interface request timeout by increasing the timeout time of the task interface request. However, it should be noted that the timeout period cannot be too long, otherwise it may affect the performance of the system.

4. Add a cache mechanism
   If the data requested by the interface is not very real-time, you can consider adding a cache mechanism. By caching the data returned by the interface locally, the requests to the interface can be reduced, thereby reducing the probability of interface request timeout.

5. Optimizing server performance
   If the task interface request timeout is caused by high server load, you can consider optimizing server performance to increase the load capacity of the server. For example, you can upgrade hardware devices, optimize server configuration, increase the number of servers, etc. to improve server performance.