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Appwrite have been incredibly slow since friday for me

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FSL89
27 Nov, 2023, 12:45

I've been working on an web app for a while and have used Appwrite Cloud as a backend for the user sign-in and database (also using realtime for database updates) and it have been working really good until around friday, where the service became very slow.

I think it happened while working on database collections while reworking a feature in the app, and now it's almost unusable.

I read in a different channel that things can go wrong while working during a maintenance window, but I'm not sure if that was the case this time. Since nobody else seems to experience this (at least not writing about it), I'm also not sure if it's something I've caused in my setup, or if it's service related.

Project ID: 654e732f3e134f2f40cc

TL;DR
The user is experiencing slow performance with their web app using Appwrite since Friday. They are not sure if it's a network issue because their internet speeds are fine. The web app uses Appwrite for various tasks, including checking account status and database queries. They are also getting internal server errors when browsing the database collections. The user is looking for help to troubleshoot the issue.
Drake
27 Nov, 2023, 14:33

Can you provide a screenshot of network logs and a screen recording to provide some details about what's going on?

FSL89
28 Nov, 2023, 04:22

I'm not sure how to gain access to propert network logs, but Internet speeds are fine (see attached screenshot).

What basically happens is that the web app I'm working on is using Appwrite for a few things, but mostly checking account status and one or two database queries on page load. It's still completely local (apart from Appwrite Cloud being external) and the app feels really slow with a loading prompt in the browser stating waiting for cloud.appwrite.io.

Browsing the database collections in the console, I now realise that I also receive an internal server error (see recording) which again makes me wonder if it's related to what I mentioned in the case.

There is no heavy traffic or high amounts of documents in the database, so it shouldn't really feel this way. There are some relations between the collections (mostly 2-way) and I realise that there are some performance gotchas, but again, at this amount I doubt that's the issue.

FSL89
28 Nov, 2023, 04:26
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