We are facing a gap calling an integration from a process model using the Call Integration Smart service, it is adding more time within the node than the time it takes when is executed on integration object.
When we test the integration it takes e.g. 110 ms, but when we execute it into the node on a process it takes 2 more seconds from the start until it get completed, sometimes it adds up to 4 seconds. Is there any reason or any suggestion to call an integration and avoid this lag?
Thanks on advance
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Hi,We're facing the same problem you described.Have you collected more information about that behaviour ?Did you find a workaround ?
Node execution time in a process is controlled by the execution engine and does typically take way longer that an integration call or a call to the database.
Appian is made to run a million processes simultaneously, not to run a single node in minimal time.
It would be useful for us to know how this is impacting you. Is there a user waiting on the results of this before going to the next form? Is there something in your process that is timing out because it's waiting too long? Also in general I'd recommend creating a new post - it's possible that the original poster isn't even in this community any more and it's easier to stay organized with a new post.
Thanks Peter,As you suggest, I will gather precisely the users' expectations, and will create a new post.
Thanks Stefan,It brings a new light on what should be taken into account while we're designing a process model.