[Solved] Functions - Bad request - Threads

Currently I barely use functions, only if users update themselves or for now the product importing

TL;DR

The developer was experiencing issues with their functions, specifically with timeouts and bad requests. They received help from others in the thread and made changes such as increasing chunk sizes, changing concurrency, and adjusting CPU cores. They were able to solve the issue by slowing down their code and reducing concurrency. The cause of the issue was the freezing of the API due to the number of CPU cores on the server. Future improvements are planned to prevent these freezes. The developer also encountered a protocol error and received assistance in debugging it. Overall, the issue was resolved and the functions are now working properly.

I mostly use nextjs, so the api routes do it for me instead of functions :)

Upping the chunk limit did not speed it up at all haha

[Solved] Functions - Bad request

What do you mean with chunk limit?

I just got a 500 error randomly haha, so random, here's the docker logs if they help: https://paste.techscode.com/uguzejikoveluju.apache

chunkSize

Oh, I see

Uh, looks like the only error is docker error eof?

yeah

appwrite says timed out (which it did), but probably is same issue as before

This specific EOF is fine, it happens when we try to calculate stats while there is cold-start ongoing. Its safe failure, it will re-calculate later. Also those stats are only used by OpenRuntimes Proxy, so if you dont have that in the stack, its not affecting anything

alrighty!

I'll keep chunkSize on 1, that seems to work with about a 5 second delay

Would definitely love that there comes some sort of queuing system for this, instead of having to scale with cores, not everyone can pay for 60 cores in the end haha

#ad, I would recommend Appwrite Cloud, we monitor those 24/7 and ensure we have enough resources to serve all requests 🙈

Coming this year, likely. Coroutine-style http server

Isn't that possible with async?

I know I know.. but the limits are not high enough :2HAhaa:

and pricing for me is cheaper in storage using Cloudflare R2 (silently waiting for s3 generic adapter)

Although honest question, if you do have an insane amount of people and are self-hosting, how would one do this? Just get one gigantic server with 2 cpu's?