I’m using the webhook.lewisakura.moe. Rarely works unfortuately
Thank you for your service. I have used this for over a year.
The algorithm has blessed me with a surge of new users in the last 3 weeks, and just today I’ve switched to Amazon Web Services to handle my webhook.
Somehow I coincidentally saw this post again the same day.
Did u make ur own webhook on AWS or u forked another proxy?
I hosted my own Flask application on AWS Elastic Beanstalk and used it as a proxy to send chat logs from my game to my discord server through a discord webhook for moderation purposes.
@lewisakura Is there a way to limit the CPU usage for the webhook service?
It seems like it is running as fast as it can go, and takes up 100% of the CPU from time to time.
I have tried running as 1 fork.
I have tried using a cluster, up to 4 clusters.
It doesn’t seem to help at all.