Question, as matter of performance which AWS region u suggest

to host a bot?
its pretty slow on Singapore even though TG has server in Singapore

Any experience?!

@dotvhs

?

The question i replied to Any info about latency and speed?!

i have no clue, sorry

Wich type of bots?

The type group is about, official

Your bot for what?

Its an integration platform, doesn't matter Its just when i send text to bot it takes like 2 seconds to be printed on terminal and 2-3 to echo back (an echo function just to test network speed)

https://core.telegram.org/api/datacenter

Really? I've never cared about the area of the server they're really fast no matter where. Specially AWS

He says it takes two seconds for a bot to send a message and that's really slow

This is the exact **** made me wondering

Well obviously it's not an AWS hosting. It's impossible that it take 2 seconds

Nice 10q Though i have to run a mtproto for further tests ig

Bro check your code or any problem with the api. It's impossible for the servers to be slow

Im wondering maybe choosing Singapore was a mistake Gonna test Bahrain and US and Germany

Do whatever you think is right. But I'm sure the problem isn't with that

Its super basic func Just an echo handler (prints raw TG Json in terminal and send it back to user) Besides aws region gonna test sending a static msg to usr (static usr id and text) to check json parsing speed on Golang

PHP language? Do your using any library?

U 99% right

If u meant me, no! Never had this issue with php Its on Golang

I have a 1gb vps which handles more than 1000 requests per minute. And I think I can run more functions in it

No JavaScript

Maybe can ask in go language support group?

Yes u better check the codes

Could it be bcs of im using cloudflare flexible ssl to not take the effort of implementing https on server?

The telegram api uses http not https

Ur webhook needs to be https

I've never used webhooks, never needed

Its easier to handle in my opinion And less server load bcs of timers plus the easier async

async = sleep(); in php as i know

No its in Golang Php its not async really under the hood but Golang built for scaling as google says and it supposed to handle async using wait groups (a lil similar to what u have in CUDA Nvidia) Tho, still when u have a script file which supposed to be called by TG when ever a new update comes, u can leave the async and thread handling to web server or even ur OS It can create multiple file handles on different threads bcs running a script is simply a IO.read operation on the script file (not on the ram variables)