
are there any access restrictions on the collection/documents?
side question: why do you need to use realtime serverside?

Sorry if I reply on this old thread, but I only found this one. I'd like to passively listen at db changes from the server, I'm currently using node sdk, how am I supposed to do?

I have multiple server functions updating data and I'd like to have a separate microservice for events (data update)

The idea was to avoid running a server function each time and just keep an open connection

Appwrite functions is the way to go. otherwise, you can set up an external system and use Appwrite Webhooks to send data to that system.

I see, thanks

[SOLVED] How to listen to realtime changes in nodejs using websocket ?
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