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```
for(i in 0..invocations){
            launch {
                val response = client.call(host).response
                val result = mapper.readValue&lt;FunctionResponse&gt;(response.readBytes())
                val requestTime = response.responseTime.timestamp - response.requestTime.timestamp
                channel.send(ExecutionEvent(requestTime = requestTime, pause = result.pause))
            }
        }
```

Hi <@UBMUKKJ4A>, could you try to close the response after using it?

Hi <@U4CP1J0QP> I had a version of the snipped that I was doing that on the line before `channel.send` did not help

Another thing to note, the client then rejects any new requests

that for loop sits on a function that can be called repeatedly, and after the first invocation, subsequent invocations would not complete

Here's a gist with the service that I run

<https://gist.github.com/viniciusccarvalho/63b1a49b8e66df29b8a740f5248fcb67>

I call start(N) several times (doing some load testing on an endpoint). Later I get a report from the `tasks` list.

It works fine with `Apache` but with `CIO` the described behavior kicks in and it hangs after a few requests