Hi folks, When running

vmcontext

bots and the server gets restarted, what happens to in-flight bot requests? Do they get retried when the server comes back up? Example: Someone updates a resource that has a subscription for a bot but the server gets restarted right as the bot is about to get fired. What happens? And follow-up - if the request to the bot is lost, would an aws lambda bot be a solution? As in, are aws lambda-based bots more resilient? TIA

Is it running locally or on AWS?

> When running vmcontext bots and the server gets restarted, what happens to in-flight bot requests? Hi @dselans - this is a good question. First, it depends on the nature of the server restart. On graceful shutdown, the server should wait for in-flight executions to complete. On forceful shutdown (i.e., kill -9), then those bot executions will hard fail. Second, it depends on the nature of the bot invocation. If invoking directly via

$execute

, then no, it will not retry. If invoking indirectly via Subscription or cron, then yes, it will automatically retry (via BullMQ).

Great! Thank you very much for the detailed response!