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Thanks for trying it out! 2-3c per run seems very high. That's probably just the cost if you have to spin up a new container. You can shorten the idle timeout

Thanks for trying it out! 2-3c per run seems very high. That's probably just the cost if you have to spin up a new container. You can shorten the idle timeout on a container if its going to just serve one request typically. If it's going to serve more requests, then the startup and idle shutdown cost is amortized over more requests :)

quickthrower2 3y ago
I found this was the cost per call to a web function. I used deploy to deploy it. The function just does what the main did in the example repo (earlier in this theead)