question

I got this error message because I waited to long in my cloud script function:

"Error": {
            "Error": "CloudScriptExecutionTimeLimitExceeded",
            "Message": "The script execution was terminated after the maximum execution time limit",
            "StackTrace": null
        }

In addition, I got this PlayStream event:

Raw event JSON
{
    "EventName": "title_exceeded_limit",
    "LimitId": "CloudScript:ScriptExecutionTime",
    "LimitDisplayName": "Processing time for a CloudScript function called by the ExecuteCloudScript API.",
    "Unit": "Seconds",
    "LimitValue": 4.5,
    "Value": 4.5137887,
    "AssociatedEntities": {
        "player": [
            "C30AD4505A3C3388"
        ]
    },
    "Details": {
        "Function": "UpdateLeaderboard"
    },
    "EventNamespace": "com.playfab",
    "EntityType": "title",
    "Source": "PlayFab",
    "EventId": "8bb1a51b12bc44eebc7045b81e8fce97",
    "EntityId": "BFD0A",
    "SourceType": "BackEnd",
    "Timestamp": "2020-01-05T18:20:21.7273474Z",
    "History": null,
    "CustomTags": null,
    "Reserved": null,
    "PlayFabEnvironment": {
        "Vertical": "master",
        "Cloud": "main",
        "Application": "logicserver",
        "Commit": "14dbbed"
    }
}

Is my maximum execution time limit 4.5 seconds(4500 milliseconds)?

Is it possible to get more execution time?

I want to create a waiting time(for example 1000 milliseconds) so that the client can not call server.UpdateUserReadOnlyData and server.UpdateUserInternalData very frequently.

Are 1000 milliseconds a reasonable waiting time?

I use this code to create the waiting time:

handlers.UpdateLeaderboard = function (args, context)
{
    var waitingtime = 600000; // just for testing the limit
    sleep(waitingtime);
    server.UpdateUserReadOnlyData
    ...
}

function sleep(milliseconds)
{
    const date = Date.now();
    let currentDate = null;
    do {
    currentDate = Date.now();
    } while (currentDate - date < milliseconds);
}