Update snmp.yml with SNMP Retries and Timeout Values#939
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Update snmp.yml with SNMP Retries and Timeout Values#939
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owendelong
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This seems quite reasonable to me, but the live code was cherry picked by @sarcasticadmin from #933 |
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Seems like formatting changes only.
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I leave it to @MrHamel or @sarcasticadmin to resolve the merge conflicts. |
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this is stale and might not align with new monitoring setup, don't merge
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Description of PR
Add retries and timeouts to Prometheus SNMP exporter.
Previous Behavior
No retries or timeouts were defined, causing data to not be collected.
New Behavior
Add retries and timeouts, in the hopes that data will be collected, regardless of how long it takes.