[SOLVED] Continuous "ETIMEDOUT" Error while Using Appwrite CLI for Cloud Functions
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I have been attempting to create and deploy cloud functions using the Appwrite CLI, but I am consistently encountering the same error after a few seconds: "Error connect ETIMEDOUT 75.2.37.244:433". This error persists regardless of the actions I perform, including logging into the Appwrite console, initializing, and deploying cloud functions.
I have exhaustively tried various approaches to resolve the issue but have been unable to pinpoint the root cause of the sudden timeout errors affecting all my requests. The most recent activity performed on my instance was transferring it from one hosting service provider to another, but everything seemed to be functioning properly after that transition. Another potential factor could be updating my Docker, although I'm unsure if it directly caused the problem.
I would greatly appreciate any assistance or insights from anyone who can lend a hand in resolving this issue. Thank you for your help.

Looks like you're self-hosting. Have you tried disabling the firewall?

If it works without the firewall, then you found the issue

Let me know

Alright let me try that

It's working fine.

Thanks.

I also had to update the client endpoint of the Appwrite CLI in my project. Thanks once again for the help.

[SOLVED] Continuous "ETIMEDOUT" Error while Using Appwrite CLI for Cloud Functions
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