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What stack were you using? The only time I've personally seen render times that high is with large, complex databases in bad need of indexes and/or restructuri
by GordonS 6y ago
What stack were you using?
The only time I've personally seen render times that high is with large, complex databases in bad need of indexes and/or restructuring, and with hybrid cloud stuff, where cloud services are using an on-prem API or database.
- f6v 6y agoDo live queries for frequently accessed data without caching and you can go into seconds to render a page. I once came across a Postgres full-text query without an index. The page took a minute to render, I kid you not. And that page was arguably crucial to internal operations.
- kburman 6y agoRails, but I won't say rails was any way responsible for all this. It was poor design choices from our side. It was a large database due to unnecessary complexity and we do have indexes but due to poor design it was hard to gain any significant performance gains from adding indexes.