Understanding request time for webhooks
So I'm about to hit my 100hr allowance for request time and I really went to delve into how the webhook time is processed/recorded.
So for 2nd November - 21st November (today) I have hit
Now from my understanding, we're not actually charged for webhooks coming in but rather the action time that are triggered from these. So in this case it would be the
So, my
My
So all the logic will only run when the inventory quantity changes. So essentially a majority of my request time should be from this.
With the current store I have installed, they do run some bulk daily updates for metafields (used for merchandising purposes). Now when these come in, Gadget will obviously be updating the data for the model in Gadget. So this will just be simply the following running for that:
Simply updating the data. Will much time from this account towards my used request time?
I'm just trying to gauge if a majority, if not all of my used request time is coming completely from the logic running inside
Knowing this will also give me an indication of whether webhook filtering is actually going to solve the high request time issue.
So for 2nd November - 21st November (today) I have hit
54.77product/updateNow from my understanding, we're not actually charged for webhooks coming in but rather the action time that are triggered from these. So in this case it would be the
updateSo, my
updateshopifyProductMy
updateshopifyProdutVariantSo all the logic will only run when the inventory quantity changes. So essentially a majority of my request time should be from this.
With the current store I have installed, they do run some bulk daily updates for metafields (used for merchandising purposes). Now when these come in, Gadget will obviously be updating the data for the model in Gadget. So this will just be simply the following running for that:
Simply updating the data. Will much time from this account towards my used request time?
I'm just trying to gauge if a majority, if not all of my used request time is coming completely from the logic running inside
if (record.changed('inventoryQuantity'))Knowing this will also give me an indication of whether webhook filtering is actually going to solve the high request time issue.
