Does your appwrite instance available on public? I mean, are you getting real traffic? or is just you at this moment?
Did you migrate from a previous version?
Yes. This is a real traffic. About 15-20 requests per minute according traefik stats. Yes. I've done a few migration on it
And according dashboard stats?
Are you sure you ran migration command after the corresponding upgrades?
Neh. It shows 565k request for the past 24 hours.
I'm sure
Hello again. I performed a clean install on a separate DO Droplet yesterday and copied all the data I had from the previous server. It appears that there is still a leak.
New version is 1.4.5
Are you using realtime feature?
No as far as I know but I'll check it for sure
Also, the requests contains images?
Frequently. And videos as well. Request them from a storage bucket
That makes sense
How are you getting them?
With the preview endpoint?
Download/View requests. Mostly View
Could you please share a fragment of the code you're using to get the images?
I think this is a caching issue π€
My iOS client is not performing requests anymore, but guys who made Android version of my app is still in business. I'll be back with snippets later
It has been used for images and videos as well
I've turned on access.log from traefik and see GET requests on /view. I'll try to find out who does it
That should not use cache from what I understand π
So this is the appwrite
container itself right?
Yes
Is this still happening? Do you know if it was happening before 1.4.4?
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