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What should I do if the timeout of a synchronous function exceeds 900 seconds?
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veFaaS provides asynchronous task capabilities, supporting a maximum duration of 3 hours for a single request or task.
Currently, switching between synchronous and asynchronous mode after a function is created is not supported. If the timeout of your current synchronous function exceeds 900 seconds (15 minutes), please recreate the function and configure the asynchronous task feature. For detailed instructions, see Configure asynchronous tasks.
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