those process factory errors are quite odd...do you have something in front of appwrite that's maybe closing the connection?
No, I did the one click thing on digital ocean. Since then all I've done was update it.
Though I have no updated in a few weeks.
This is the specs I have on my droplet
that's technically not supported 👀. you need at least 2GB memory
oop
Could that be the issue
possibly ya.
I'll upgrade now then.
Sufficient?
Not sure, but probably yes
At least that meets minimum requirements
So I think it should be fine for small loads
I'll I'm doing is hoarding my spotify plays :P So I don't really think I need anything massive.
Is that digitalocean?
yes
I don't know much about this type of stuff /: So if theres something better I should be choosing let me know :)
I still do get the timing out issue.
I think DO is expensive, but has good performance
I believe this was my fault with some bad code, so I'm going to mark this resolved.
[Solved] Functions Timing out
[SOLVED] Functions Timing out
I see
I recommend using sentry to see what error you're committing
But anyways, you're using an instance that has less resources than the minimum required, so I think that could give you problems
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