email Login very slow (>10sec)

gonna check

And also, what's your Appwrite version?

0.49 1min, 0.25 5min 0.17 15min

1.4.7

No but there are tons of logs. Which container should I look at? mariadb?

Appwrite if there's something related there

I would try upgrading to the latest patch, since it has bug fixes. This could be a bug. Remember performing a backup previously

No, only errors regarding documents already existing which I asume to be when I add before update if existing in my app.

In fact one of the patches had an upgrade in the database framework so it could solve the issue

OK, thx. Btw, I'm never sure about the upgrade process : can I skip right from 1.4.7 to any 1.4.x ? (x > 7)

You can go directly to the latest patch

Important to have a backup for in case something goes wrong

sure 🙂

Tell me of upgrading solved the issue

What are the specs on your server?

6GB RAM + 4 GB Swap. 2 Cores of a Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2690 v2 @ 3.00GHz A couple of users for the moment.

Just upgraded to .13. Will take you updated asap. Thx.

Hi, so far so good: 1,90s, way better even if it may seem a bit long just for a login (?) but the other requests times are ok too. Gonna upgrade my prod server and check if things are better too.

2s seems reasonable, but I find it a bit high too 🤔

How are you benchmarking it?

Hey 👋 When working on some cloud features, I noticed similar behaviour for me. I suspect it might be passwod hashing causing this (we might have updated some configuration for our Cloud, but instead updated it it open-sourced version too).

Can you please try to use Users API and import user with MD5-hashed password? Lets see if that is faster

Or anonymous session, it also skips password hashing

In Chrome (Performance tab). Of course the network can be a bottleneck but the upgrade to .13 did the trick. Just upgraded my prod server and got the same result (~1.5sec / login). Thx.

Hi Matej. Not sure what you mean: you want me to "import" a User? You mean "create" a new user with MD5-hashed mode?

Hi 👋 Yes please. The idea is to create session without hashing it, and see if that makes it quicker.