Namespace

`glide.http`

12 ServiceNow system properties in this namespace, with what each one does.

`glide.http.async.client.v2.enabled`	This property controls whether outbound HTTP requests are routed through an asynchronous client that supports various protocols, enhancing performance.
`glide.http.async.io_thread_count`	This property configures the number of IO threads available for asynchronous HTTP operations, impacting how efficiently requests are handled.
`glide.http.cache_control`	It specifies the Cache-Control directive to be included in HTTP responses, influencing client-side caching behavior.
`glide.http.ecc.response_poller.loop_iteration.interval_ms`	This property configures the interval at which the ECC Queue checks for responses, impacting the responsiveness of the system to incoming messages.
`glide.http.expire.days`	This property specifies the number of days before static content expires in HTTP responses, allowing for control over content caching behavior.
`glide.http.headers_config.enabled`	This property determines whether HTTP response header configurations are utilized, impacting security measures against various web vulnerabilities.
`glide.http.log_debug`	This property allows the retrieval of all HTTP headers, including those set automatically by the system, when enabled.
`glide.http.outbound.max_timeout`	This property defines the maximum timeout duration for asynchronous API calls, capping it at 30 seconds unless overridden by another setting.
`glide.http.outbound.max_timeout.enabled`	This property enables or disables a hard maximum wait time for asynchronous API calls, impacting how long the system waits for a response.
`glide.http.response.get_body.limit`	It limits the size of HTTP response bodies to mitigate risks of memory overflow and service disruption.
`glide.http.response.get_body.limit.enabled`	This property enables a safeguard against OutOfMemoryExceptions by limiting the size of HTTP response bodies processed by the system.
`glide.http.timeout`	This property specifies the timeout period for outbound HTTP transactions, defaulting to 175 seconds, which can be adjusted based on network performance and requirements.