Well, it's both. The benefit of cloud is that you pay by usage so when usage is lower you pay less. It's not the cheapest way to get up and running but if you need to scale up and down quickly, AWS/Azure can do that. Azure is (generally speaking) cheaper than AWS for Microsoft licensed products like Windows and SQL Server but AWS is cheaper FOR other stuff like Linux and MySQL.
Hi Fabina, Can you try following seteps Check Console for Errors: Open browser dev tools (F12) and inspect the console for JavaScript errors. Network Tab: Check if API requests or WebSocket connections fail in the "Network" tab. Async Code: Ensure async/await or Promise chains are handled correctly. Script Conflicts: Review if other scripts on the site are conflicting with yours. Event Listeners: Ensure event listeners for real-time data are properly attached. Error Logs: Add more logging to trace what fails during updates. I hope this will help you to resolve this issue.......
