
Heya! I'm making an open-source, zero-profit desktop video game, and I'm trying to use appwrite for server-side leaderboards computing (you upload your replay to appwrite and appwrite converts it into a score and stores it)
First up, would that be possible? And secondly, when I get more than 750k total executions, would it just stop executing forever?

Or maybe I just completely misunderstood what appwrite does, but since it runs nodejs, it should do server side computing right?

yes
Regarding your concern about execution limits, Appwrite does have usage limits for its cloud service, including function executions. The free tier of Appwrite has a limit of 750,000 total function executions per month. However, if you exceed this limit, your functions won't just stop executing forever. Instead, you may be charged for additional executions beyond the free tier limit, or you can upgrade to a higher plan with higher limits.
To ensure you stay within the execution limits, you can optimize your server-side functions and implement caching where appropriate to reduce the number of executions.

Ohhhhh it's per month! Alright I thought it was all-time lol
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