
What determines the function execution duration? Appwrite 1.4.2 is a self-hosted Runtime: Dart (dart-3.0) The first execution is 2-3 seconds. Two series of 3 executions. Is the problem in bad hardware, or should it be?

What is your function threshold timeout? The first one should take a bit more as it starting up the server.

function threshold timeout - default 15 sec.

Than if it was on the exact hour time, then it might be shut down

Can you check the results of
docker ps -a
To see how long the function container is running?

"worker-functions" 26 hours ago Up 26 hours 80/tcp

It should be something with the function ID as is name

You mean timeout or threshold?
You set the threshold in the .env
file

60

So that's is 60 seconds
Meaning if your function is inactive for 60 seconds it will get shut down and will have a cold boot (which is 2-3 seconds) in your case before starting.
Change that number to 3600 for example to make it shut down any inactive function after one hour. Remember to reload your docker
docker compose down && docker compose up -d

And let us know if you still experience the long 2-3 seconds execution time.


Yes

That make sense As you can see is brand new (just 8 seconds) and that is because it was shut down after 15 seconds of being inactive

thank you i understand can be closedπ

btw, there's a bug that will be fixed in 1.4.3 where the runtime containers were being removed way too soon. see https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/pull/6235

In my case, changing the threshold timeout helped.

[SOLVED] Function execution duration
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