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I would love to try Deno deploy, but right now there are two deal breakers for me: - why is the CPU time limit so low? 10ms (or even 50ms in Pro version) seems

I would love to try Deno deploy, but right now there are two deal breakers for me: - why is the CPU time limit so low? 10ms (or even 50ms in Pro version) seems a limit very easy to blow for any sufficiently complex app - why is there no data storage offering available? I'm not sure I see the point of edge deploys while data is still only accessible through a centralized database server. Having a way to deploy a sqlite database next to the running app seems like an easy way to realize the gains of edge deployments. I'm currently trying Fly.io which seems to cover both of these issues, but I wonder if I'm missing something here - or perhaps this service is intended for very different use cases.

hayd 4y ago
I _believe_ there is an important distinction here between "CPU Time per request" and "Time per request". Most complex apps are going to be IO-bound which shouldn't count towards CPU time. It's strange this isn't more explicit.
- ascorbic 4y ago
  Yeah, I found this confusing at first. But you can even run WebSockets on it for minutes at a time, or piped large files through it taking many seconds. As long as they're not using CPU, they can keep running.