IStopRequest.SoftStopTimeoutSecond Property
Definition
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This parameter defines how long (in seconds) the soft shutdown waits until the RFC/HTTP clients no longer consider the server for calls with load balancing. Value 0 means that the kernel does not wait, but goes directly into the next shutdown state, i.e. hard stop.
[Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.Workloads.Runtime.Info(Description="This parameter defines how long (in seconds) the soft shutdown waits until the RFC/HTTP clients no longer consider the server for calls with load balancing. Value 0 means that the kernel does not wait, but goes directly into the next shutdown state, i.e. hard stop.", PossibleTypes=new System.Type[] { typeof(System.Int64) }, ReadOnly=false, Required=false, SerializedName="softStopTimeoutSeconds")]
public long? SoftStopTimeoutSecond { get; set; }[<Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.Workloads.Runtime.Info(Description="This parameter defines how long (in seconds) the soft shutdown waits until the RFC/HTTP clients no longer consider the server for calls with load balancing. Value 0 means that the kernel does not wait, but goes directly into the next shutdown state, i.e. hard stop.", PossibleTypes=new System.Type[] { typeof(System.Int64) }, ReadOnly=false, Required=false, SerializedName="softStopTimeoutSeconds")>]
member this.SoftStopTimeoutSecond : Nullable<int64> with get, setPublic Property SoftStopTimeoutSecond As Nullable(Of Long)Property Value
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