
710ms:

1100ms is a little slow:

I am taking the current time, and then deducting that from the time the post command finishes.

last test was better just over 1100

whats the code?

it won't mean a whole lot to you its not a well known platform,
put the milliseconds into tStartTime put tsNetPostSync(tFinalURL, tRequestHeaders, tData, tResultHeaders,tResult["data"],tBytes) into tResult["data"] put the milliseconds - tStartTime into tFinalTime

and what is tsNetPostSync?

its a function that sends the post request with the headers and request body. The sessin is correctly created so my parameters are good...and the final url is .... https://cloud.appwrite.io/v1/account/sessions

im just worried there's extra thing being done that can make the elapsed time bigger

no, there isnt, not that i know of.... i will do a test using insomnia and i'll come back to report the time

I'm sorry to report ... sending requests through insomnia is just as slow. 😦

Creating email session takes 1-2 seconds

any better? maybe 1s instead of 3?

Creating email session takes 1-3 seconds

yes its better.... last 3 tests were under 1s

but the 4th test took 3s again

This looks like a network or routing issue

How could I test where this latency is occuring?

Check your connection with: https://speed.cloudflare.com/ Do you see any drops in speed or increments in the latency during the test?


still slow getting results from appwrite cloud

That looks ok

I suggest trying with a different project if you didn't tried yet

This project is empty except for 1 user

we made some changes. how are things now?
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