type

ServerOptions

Socket timeouts, graceful drain, and readiness admission.

Example

options := ridu.ServerOptions{
  ReadHeaderTimeout:   10 * time.Second,
  ShutdownTimeout:     20 * time.Second,
  WorkerDrainTimeout:  30 * time.Second,
  ReadinessDrainDelay: 5 * time.Second,
}

Properties

Property	Type	Description
`ReadHeaderTimeout`	`time.Duration`	Bounds request-header reads.
`ReadTimeout`	`time.Duration`	Bounds complete request reads.
`WriteTimeout`	`time.Duration`	Bounds response writes.
`IdleTimeout`	`time.Duration`	Bounds idle keep-alive connections.
`MaxHeaderBytes`	`int`	Limits request-header bytes.
`ShutdownTimeout`	`time.Duration`	Bounds HTTP shutdown.
`WorkerDrainTimeout`	`time.Duration`	Bounds background worker drain.
`ReadinessDrainDelay`	`time.Duration`	Keeps the listener alive briefly after readiness becomes false.
`AllowUnverifiableReadiness`	`bool`	Permits custom adapters that cannot report readiness.
`SkipReadinessPreflight`	`bool`	Lets a development listener bind before dependency verification.

How it works

Zero values use conservative defaults. Negative socket timeouts disable that individual bound; non-positive shutdown and worker-drain timeouts still use bounded defaults.

WithServerOptions installs one complete value into Execute. Socket timeouts accept negative values to disable an individual bound; shutdown and worker-drain timeouts remain bounded at 15 seconds when non-positive.

AllowUnverifiableReadiness and SkipReadinessPreflight are explicit escape hatches, not general production defaults. Official adapters implement the readiness contracts required by normal startup.

Full signature

type ServerOptions = core.ServerOptions

Source ridu.go:187