I'm using a health-check script in Jenkins that runs on Windows PowerShell 5.1. The script tries to access an HTTPS endpoint like this: `$response = Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://${IP_Name}:2443/ngat-service/admin/health" -UseBasicParsing -TimeoutSec 600`. It works perfectly fine with our Java 8 + Tomcat 8 application, but with our new Java 17 + Tomcat 10 setup, I keep hitting a timeout error: `Invoke-WebRequest : The operation has timed out.` I've confirmed that the endpoint is reachable using `Test-NetConnection`, and even `curl` can access it, although it takes about 7 minutes to get the full HTML back. My script is set to force TLS 1.2 and to ignore certificate validation. Has anyone faced a similar issue? Any tips on resolving this would be greatly appreciated!
3 Answers
Are you checking if Java is properly bound to the necessary ports? You mentioned that port 2443 is reachable according to your `Test-NetConnection`, which is great. Just be careful with the `httpRuntime executionTimeout` you found in the web.config. That setting can definitely lead to timeouts if they don't match your needs.
A 7-minute response time definitely sounds like something's off with the app. It might be worth digging into the Java 17/Tomcat 10 configuration to see if there's a performance hitch causing the delay. If everything else is passing, this could be where the issue lies.
Have you thought about running your script in PowerShell 7? I had a similar problem recently, and updating to PS7 and tweaking some syntax surprisingly resolved my issue. It might be a quick fix!
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