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I am experiencing an issue on an EC2 instance. When trying to upload a file I get different behaviours :

• file size about 1.5mb : file is correctly sent to the server and processed by the backend


• file size about 2mb : 408 Timeout
  


• file size larger than 2mb : upload freezes at about 23 seconds and I get a ERR:CONNECTION_RESET message in the console

Stack :

• EC2 instance (not using any ELB)


• 
  

  Docker with the following :

  
  
  
  
  
  • httpd (2.4+)
  
  
  • proxy php-fpm (php7+)
  
  
  • mysql
  
  
  • redis (not in use yet)
  
  
  
  

I have tried the following :

• Increased TimeOut to 120, KeepAlive On and increased KeepAliveTimeout to 120 in apache


• Increased LimitRequestBody and LimitXMLRequestBody to 25000000


• Added ProxySet connectiontimeout=120 timeout=120 in the Proxy directive in apache when calling the php-fpm proxy


• Set pm.process_idle_timeout = 120s in the php-fpm conf file


• Increased all possible Timeout and File Size parameters in the php.ini


• Rebuilt more than a hundered times the docker stack and rebooted the instance countless times

And, of course, this works perfectly fine locally, but doesn't on the EC2 instance.

Thoughts anyone ? Thanks in advance

linux php docker amazon-ec2 httpd

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I am experiencing an issue on an EC2 instance. When trying to upload a file I get different behaviours :

• file size about 1.5mb : file is correctly sent to the server and processed by the backend


• file size about 2mb : 408 Timeout
  


• file size larger than 2mb : upload freezes at about 23 seconds and I get a ERR:CONNECTION_RESET message in the console

Stack :

• EC2 instance (not using any ELB)


• 
  

  Docker with the following :

  
  
  
  
  
  • httpd (2.4+)
  
  
  • proxy php-fpm (php7+)
  
  
  • mysql
  
  
  • redis (not in use yet)
  
  
  
  

I have tried the following :

• Increased TimeOut to 120, KeepAlive On and increased KeepAliveTimeout to 120 in apache


• Increased LimitRequestBody and LimitXMLRequestBody to 25000000


• Added ProxySet connectiontimeout=120 timeout=120 in the Proxy directive in apache when calling the php-fpm proxy


• Set pm.process_idle_timeout = 120s in the php-fpm conf file


• Increased all possible Timeout and File Size parameters in the php.ini


• Rebuilt more than a hundered times the docker stack and rebooted the instance countless times

And, of course, this works perfectly fine locally, but doesn't on the EC2 instance.

Thoughts anyone ? Thanks in advance

linux php docker amazon-ec2 httpd

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I am experiencing an issue on an EC2 instance. When trying to upload a file I get different behaviours :

• file size about 1.5mb : file is correctly sent to the server and processed by the backend


• file size about 2mb : 408 Timeout
  


• file size larger than 2mb : upload freezes at about 23 seconds and I get a ERR:CONNECTION_RESET message in the console

Stack :

• EC2 instance (not using any ELB)


• 
  

  Docker with the following :

  
  
  
  
  
  • httpd (2.4+)
  
  
  • proxy php-fpm (php7+)
  
  
  • mysql
  
  
  • redis (not in use yet)
  
  
  
  

I have tried the following :

• Increased TimeOut to 120, KeepAlive On and increased KeepAliveTimeout to 120 in apache


• Increased LimitRequestBody and LimitXMLRequestBody to 25000000


• Added ProxySet connectiontimeout=120 timeout=120 in the Proxy directive in apache when calling the php-fpm proxy


• Set pm.process_idle_timeout = 120s in the php-fpm conf file


• Increased all possible Timeout and File Size parameters in the php.ini


• Rebuilt more than a hundered times the docker stack and rebooted the instance countless times

And, of course, this works perfectly fine locally, but doesn't on the EC2 instance.

Thoughts anyone ? Thanks in advance

linux php docker amazon-ec2 httpd

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Finally solved it by adding the following line in apache :

RequestReadTimeout handshake=5 header=10 body=120

Which specifies timeouts at different statuses of the request

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Finally solved it by adding the following line in apache :

RequestReadTimeout handshake=5 header=10 body=120

Which specifies timeouts at different statuses of the request

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Finally solved it by adding the following line in apache :

RequestReadTimeout handshake=5 header=10 body=120

Which specifies timeouts at different statuses of the request

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Finally solved it by adding the following line in apache :

RequestReadTimeout handshake=5 header=10 body=120

Which specifies timeouts at different statuses of the request

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