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Unknown User•2y ago
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they're same singapore region
I send request to fly.io, fly.io download a file from R2 (500MB), fly.io throw timeout error (60 secs) before being able to process the file and return processing progress.
upload from an EC2 instance is fine ~80MB/s
Unknown User•2y ago
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ec2 in singapore, too.
download speed to my laptop is slow because of slow wifi.
I can test download from R2 to EC2
Download from R2 to EC2 instance.
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Thank you so much, that will help us cutdown paid on fly.io because it's per second billing 👍
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My example file was ~550MB, with average 10MB/s, I assume it made up over 60 seconds so that fly.io throw time out error.
I see that Fly's Grafana is not accurate 🤔
I can't find the info on dash, I remember I created it with Singapore region 🙂
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Currently, I made my fly app to periodically
res.write downloading progress to avoid fly.io timeout error.Unknown User•2y ago
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sounds like TCP.
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is 10MB/s downloading considered good speed?
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when I download from R2 to EC2, it's 10MB/s too
I can do a second test
2nd test is same
Unknown User•2y ago
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it's 8PM at my location and it's rush hour now. I can redo the test later at the morning and at lunch.
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redo test at 8:30AM
Redo test at lunch time 0:00PM
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