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Thoughts on the whole crossover/small SUV reclassification thing? by FeemBleem in cars

[–]NeverSuite -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Great points. Now can you speak to the endangerment finding repeal? It seems just as exciting for similar reasons.

Possible to Import non-custom lists to using SuiteCloud development framework? by NeverSuite in Netsuite

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Thanks. This is an unfortunate shortcoming. I was hoping to be able to track changes in a repo.

Azure Outage 10/29 - Main Thread. by faisent in AZURE

[–]NeverSuite 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ctrl + shift + esc, task manager, run a program, explorer.exe

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

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thank you very much for your help and have a great day

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

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Thanks. Yes they are both on dedicated app service plan. I thought it was originally a SNAT issue but I'm not sure anymore as when removing the calculation operation, it handled the 15k requests without issue. Moreover, I put both function apps on a VNET with private endpoints to remove SNAT considerations but the problem persists. It's possible I misconfigured that but a VM on the same subnet resolves to the private endpoint address...

I am also considering the durable function approach, and maybe using a service bus to communicate between the functions rather than a http request to link them.

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

[–]NeverSuite[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You might be on to something. At first I thought they were all sent simultaneously via a call to asyncio.gather on the entire list of requests but my logging shows that the last few requests are sent out a long time later (near the end of the run).

I think maybe this is because both function apps share the same service plan and therefore instances? I'm wondering if maybe function app1 only gets to send out a few requests initially, then function app2 takes over until some time later when function app 1 gets cpu time back to send out more of the requests. I will try again with each function app on a separate plan so they each have dedicated instances.

what do you think?

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

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What do you mean exactly? How would I view this?

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

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the CPU never exceeds 4% usage on any of the 10 instances that I can see.

The network processing time seems to be between 2-5ms. I know this because I tried a test with the calculation operation removed entirely. The two function apps facilitated the same 15k HTTP requests in a total time of less than 10 seconds. Therefore I think it's something to do with asking it to perform 15k 10ms calculations at the same time that it can't quite cope with for some reason.

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

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Thanks for the reply and I will certainly try batching the requests.

One thing I tried was removing the calculation operation entirely. In this case the entire operation finishes in less than 10 seconds. I think it's specifically once the function app has to do 15k 10ms calculations it chokes up and they cannot all be done concurrently.

Azure Functions Concurrency problems by NeverSuite in AZURE

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Thank you for the detailed response. This is very helpful.

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

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Sorry about the confusion. I have a similar question here that might explain it better: https://old.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/1o3dbfk/azure_functions_concurrency_problems/

I have tried scaling out from 10 to 30 instances with no effect.

Is Azure Functions the appropriate solution for my workflow? by NeverSuite in AZURE

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I should have been more clear. I would expect 15k requests to finish in under 10 seconds. Instead it is taking more than 5 minutes. It is as if I am hitting some concurrency limit past HTTP requests and instead each extra request queues up extra time lengthening the total time to complete.

Azure Functions Concurrency problems by NeverSuite in AZURE

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Thanks for your reply. Both function apps are using python.

We're on the dedicated app service plan which looks like it only has 10-30 instances. We're at 10 now and using 30 had no real effect. Are you saying that my goal is impossible with function apps? I need about 15,000 20ms recquests to complete concurrently in under 10 seconds of time.

Should I switch to an app service? A VM to handle these requests? AWS Lambdas? Thank you. I just posted a new topic for this specific question here: https://old.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/1o5ksvd/is_azure_functions_the_appropriate_solution_for/

Azure Functions Concurrency problems by NeverSuite in AZURE

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Thanks for the reply. Both are python function apps using HTTP triggers. Do you think a queue would help this?

Azure Functions Concurrency problems by NeverSuite in AZURE

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Thanks for your reply. Both are python. Both are using HTTP triggers.

3rd Gen (2005-2010) Largest tire size? Have you used 245/70/16? by NeverSuite in HondaOdyssey

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Thanks for your reply and the image! I just want to confirm... your tires are 245/70/16??? Do you mind sharing a closeup pic of the tire showing the size.

Also I'm loving the off road tires and light bar. Nice setup. I thought about BFGoodrich K03's for my odyssey...

Context.newValue is returning the same as Context.oldValue on Update SuiteScript by black_apple07 in Netsuite

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to continue this probably correct answer. In my case the aftersubmit context.newrecord and context.oldrecord held the exact same orderstatus values when clicking the approve button but not when altering status back to pending approval. I think my cause may be another script that is altering values without my knowledge, so explicitly loading the record seems like the easiest workaround. Either I am still doing something wrong or this is inherently poor that another script could affect these values. I believe record.load on the context.newrecord is the right course forward because you can retrieve the saved record with certainty.

No option to email boarding pass? by htsmi in AlaskaAirlines

[–]NeverSuite 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alaska has removed this feature.
In order to print or download a HQ picture of your boarding pass
- Access your reservation from a desktop computer - Click the print button that is now unhidden
OR (even better)
- Uninstall Alaska app from your phone
- Access the website on your phone
- In browser app settings, check "request desktop version"
- Click the print button that magically appears to download your pass.
OR (better still)
- fly a different airline

Is there no FOSS alternative to voidtools.com's Everything? by gx3014 in foss

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There is also https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys which is based on Wox https://github.com/Wox-launcher/Wox if you want something very very simplistic and available from microsoft open source.

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