There isn't a native request timeout in Django, however you can configure
your hosting WSGI server (at least gunicorn and uWSGI) to have a request
timeout, and indeed it's recommended. I'm not sure how hard it would be to
implement this (reliably, for all cases and platforms) inside Django.
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I would like to know if there is any django rest native method to add
request timeouts at API level.
Any api having request timeout set to x ms should return response
{'status_code': 408, 'message': 'Request Timeout'} after x ms if no other
response is returned till that time.
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