Deploying the standard python function takes around 40 seconds on my raspberry pi 4 with 8gb ram, 1.8ghz, ARM v8. Is this normal? Does Appwrite need that much power just to deploy a function? For dart functions, its more then 1m30s even
maybe...you can try to run docker stats to try and see what's using what while deploying
The container that took the most cpu% was a container with a random id, it wasnt any of the appwrite-... containers
that's probably the runtime container. it's named: <project id>-<deployment id> and the image should match your runtime language and version
dart definitely takes more resources because it's compiling our code with the rest of the runtime code
including pulling dependencies
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