Hi @paterd2 , I'm not sure what timeout you're referring to, but there is a list of compute context attributes here: https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/sasadmincdc/v_068/calsrvpgm/n1jb3fo13t6cdbn16dv8dtfbox7v.htm#p0puuirx6357pyn19li1m698x9ky, for SAS Viya Stable 2025.09, which includes: sessionInactiveTimeout, serverInactiveTimeout, serverLaunchTimeout and taskTimeout.
That page describes serverLaunchTimeout which it says "Specifies how long the service waits for the new server to start up and reach a running state." You'd set this as an attribute in the compute context, following Step 4 of 'Create a Compute Context', here: https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/sasadmincdc/v_068/evfun/p1dkdadd9rkbmdn1fpv562l2p5vy.htm#n0bw1won3jn0axn1brl67tielej1. Here's a screenshot of what that might look like: Example of setting an attribute in a compute context. Here we set the serverLaunchTimeout attribute to 60 seconds for the SAS Studio compute context.
I'm not sure AI sites are yet any better at finding this sort of thing than traditional search; in my experience their responses currently seem to contain a seamless blend of correct and totally made-up information! 🙂 Let me know if this isn't quite what you meant for the value you're trying to adjust. It might help us give better suggestions if you explain a bit about the problem you're trying to solve, or how you'd like the behaviour of a component to be tuned/adjusted to produce better or more reliable performance. Thanks!
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