I would like to be notified immediately if my app exceeds its capacity (rather than wait for the once-per-day email, which I tend to receive around 5 am).
Whenever it happens, the server log immediately records “Workflow error - Operation timed out – app too busy”
But unfortunately there is no backend workflow event that can be triggered for this situation.
Is there a way to get notified when the capacity is exceeded, such as by monitoring the server logs?
I am working on a Database Backup service for Bubble - and as part of it, I am monitoring the response headers. In particular XBubbleCapacityUsed and XBubbleCapacityLimit. Just because they sound so obviously useful!
I haven’t figured it out yet - what exactly do these numbers mean? I am trying to correlate these against capacity and see if we can use any of these numbers to detect when we are nearing capacity limits before we get an “app too busy” problem.
Not a great answer but just posting here in case someone else has any insights into what those values in the response headers mean.
If not through the good lead that Lindsay has found, we could work out an automated web browser solution that stays logged in and checking the app editor capacity log page 24/7 and then reacts when capacity is reported by the graphs to be on certain levels, like 70%, then 90% then oh my god it is now 100%.
Saying this just because Keith doubted it
Where there is a will there is a way.
The solution has been said by @vini_brito : “automated web browser solution”. I can’t go into the details, but it’s about automating the process as you need it and activating a higher plan and capacity on demand. Bubble will be offering this soon. It’s not worth it in my opinion to get into this.