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Hydra doesn't ship data to the client in order to then do further work like aggregations -- that's the whole point of Hydra -- but that also means that you won'
by wuputah 5y ago
Hydra doesn't ship data to the client in order to then do further work like aggregations -- that's the whole point of Hydra -- but that also means that you won't be able to "workaround" a performance issue with an underlying data store. For that, we'd need to find a way to replicate the data to a data store that can solve the aggregation performance issue.