Cody Blue
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Joined: Sun Aug 25, 2013 2:11 am

Script execution and scheduling limits

http://appery.io/pricing/

Referring to the pricing plan above, I am assuming that script execution interval, execution time time, concurrency limit of 1/2/3, burst rate, apply to servers side "jobs" that need to be scheduled.

For server side scripts like the following (invoked asynchronously and not to be scheduled), these limitations shouldn't apply. - for instance the password recovery script below - in the event there are many users using the app from the any given appstore the scheduling limits won't make sense here).
http://devcenter.appery.io/tutorials/...

Is this understanding correct?

Is so would invocation of a server side script from App count as an API call with the quota for a specific pricing plan?

Thank you.

Illya Stepanov
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Joined: Mon Mar 18, 2013 8:48 am

Script execution and scheduling limits

Hi Cody,

Here is information for clarification:
ul
liScript Exec. Interval - the server code can be run on the scheduler with frequency not more than this interval;/li
liScript Exec. Time - maximum execution time of the server code;/li
liScript Burst Rate - the time after which you can run the following server code;/li
/ul

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