Does sleeping/delaying count as CPU time?

For the sake of billing and timeout limits does "sleeping" or doing something like await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 60000)); count as CPU time. Like would a worker that uses this code be billed for 60000 ms of execution? If not is there a limit to how long we can sleep to keep a worker going? I have an API that needs to be polled and I want to know if workers can be used for it.
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Hello, I’m Allie!
It does not count as CPU Time. There isn't an imposed limit, though after 30 seconds there is a slightly higher chance of your Worker being evicted
Marc
MarcOP3mo ago
So would it be better to have a flow like: http request to store request id in Cloudflare queues -> queue triggers worker which polls api using request id by sleeping on again off again for 10 seconds at a time Would that make sure it wouldn't be killed for at least 15 mins? Most polling will be done in under 1 minute but some can take 5min+ so I want to be sure
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