loadbalancer-experimental: Thread through the EWMA half life in XdsHealthTracker #2824
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…althTracker Motivation: We currently set the ewma lifetime to 1 nanosecond in the XdsHealthTracker and it's not configurable. Modifications: - Add a lifetime field to the OutlierDetectorConfig type - Give it a default of 10 seconds in the Builder
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Co-authored-by: Thomas Kountis <[email protected]>
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Motivation:
We currently set the ewma lifetime to 1 nanosecond in the XdsHealthTracker and it's not configurable.
Modifications: