docs(patching): no dispatch in the last 15 minutes, running patches finish, 45 minute reboot wait
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@@ -69,16 +69,20 @@ reports first, then reboots after one minute.
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Vantage then waits for the server to come back. The reboot counts as done when
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the agent reports a boot time later than the reboot, with no reboot still
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owed. A server that does not come back within 20 minutes is marked failed.
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owed. A server that does not come back within 45 minutes is marked failed.
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With **Never reboot**, the server shows **reboot required** instead.
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## What happens during a window
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- Servers start patching as the window opens, up to the concurrency limit.
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- A server whose agent is offline is retried until the window closes.
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- Nothing new starts after the window closes. Servers already patching are
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allowed to finish.
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- A server whose agent is offline is retried while the window is open.
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- No server starts patching in the last 15 minutes of a window. Servers still
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waiting then are marked when the window closes.
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- Servers already patching are allowed to finish, even past the window end
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(up to 2 hours from when each started). Interrupting a package manager is
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worse than letting it finish late.
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- A reboot only happens if at least 5 minutes of the window remain.
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- A policy whose previous run is still going skips the window, and says so on
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the policy.
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