Your CSV is not just being 'imported', it is also being processed. A lot of checks are done in the background.
You can use phpmyadmin to import your CSVs, but no checks (eg. duplicates, invalid emails, previously bounced emails) will be done. If you currently have no subscribers in your database, then you should be fine.
Another alternative would be to scale up your instance for the import, then scale it back down to 'micro' after the import.
Just for your info, the next version of Sendy will feature 'cron import'. Your CSVs will be imported in the background and any timeouts will be handled.
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Hi @fatechand,
Your CSV is not just being 'imported', it is also being processed. A lot of checks are done in the background.
You can use phpmyadmin to import your CSVs, but no checks (eg. duplicates, invalid emails, previously bounced emails) will be done. If you currently have no subscribers in your database, then you should be fine.
Another alternative would be to scale up your instance for the import, then scale it back down to 'micro' after the import.
Just for your info, the next version of Sendy will feature 'cron import'. Your CSVs will be imported in the background and any timeouts will be handled.
Thanks.
Ben
Thanks Ben,
always clear.
Could it be useful also a Spot Instance?
You're welcome!