readtimeouts
ReadTimeouts are a configuration setting used in computer networking and programming to specify the maximum amount of time a process will wait for a read operation to complete. When a program attempts to read data from a network connection, a file, or another input source, it might encounter situations where data is not immediately available. A read timeout prevents the program from waiting indefinitely, which could lead to a deadlock or unresponsive application.
If the specified timeout duration is exceeded while waiting for data, the read operation is typically terminated,
The specific implementation and behavior of read timeouts can vary depending on the programming language, operating