Enhancement: (re-)Add "Read Timeout" to DockerCloud. #610
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It's possible for a docker API endpoint to seize up, accepting incoming connections but never replying. This causes docker-plugin's calls to the docker API to hang, causing Jenkins' call to the docker-plugin to hang, causing Jenkins' cloud functionality to hang, crippling Jenkins.
To handle this, the docker-plugin must timeout so that it won't wait forever for the docker-api to return, and treat a timeout as a failure. This will help mitigate #594.
This code change re-introduces the functionality as follows:
Note: This functionality was present in older versions of the plugin but was lost due to later versions of the docker-java library missing this functionality. There's a separate issue to put that back again. Once the official docker-java release is enhanced to support readTimeout, this plugin can remove its own enhanced NettyDockerCmdFactory and go back to using the docker-java version directly.