Pro-bono, good for world use-case app has gone over resources

Streamlit sharing
#1

My journaling app, an app that detects how optimistic/pessimistic someone is feeling and guides them to resources to get them to “learn” optimism has surpassed its resource limit. I believe it’s happened because enough people have used the app, and have logged their scores, but I can’t be too sure. I don’t know how to proceed from here, because if I get rid of some of my caching code and reboot the app users lose their data, and can’t keep track of their changing moods.

App linked below:
https://share.streamlit.io/hpdhillon/stjournalattempt2.0/main/st_app.py

#2

I haven’t looked at your app code to see what it is doing, but keep in mind that there should be no expectation of local persistence. Streamlit sharing is running in a container environment, so unless you are saving the data externally, users can find themselves on difference images, the system can restart at any time, etc.

Best,
Randy

#3

I’m saving the user data in a csv, which is then stored in the app’s cache I believe. When I ran the code locally it’d be saved, locally. But since I’ve deployed it, user data is saved but in cache, thus I’m worried if I reboot I’ll lose users’ data.