The cluster description is not yet available, and the system is waiting for 30000 milliseconds (30 seconds) before timing out. This means that the information about the cluster’s configuration, characteristics, or status is not currently accessible.
Here is an example to illustrate the scenario:
/* JavaScript code */
// Function to retrieve cluster description
function getClusterDescription() {
// Simulating a timeout of 30 seconds
setTimeout(function() {
console.log('Cluster description not available');
}, 30000);
}
// Calling the function
getClusterDescription();
In the above example, a JavaScript function getClusterDescription()
is defined, which is responsible for fetching the cluster description. However, in this case, the function sets a timeout of 30 seconds using the setTimeout()
method to mimic the scenario where it takes some time for the description to become available.
When the timeout occurs, the callback function provided to setTimeout()
is executed, and it logs a message indicating that the cluster description is not yet available.