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Dashboard Optimization
See original GitHub issueMy current RAM usage is at about 80% of 1GB - it looks like MySQL alone takes up about 20% (will probably increase to 2GB soon).
CPU usage jumps up quite a bit each time I visit the dashboard, could this not be loaded all at once?
I’m currently tracking about 50 subdomains and it seems to work fine.
When I’m on the dashboard however, it makes several API calls per website being tracked. Does this establish a new MySQL connection for each request?
I have about 500 subdomains that I want to track, would I run into max_connection issues just from visiting the dashboard?
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@visini You can already do this. Go to Settings -> Websites. From there you can click on the name of the website to get to the details.
Your use case is pretty uncommon. A majority of people only track a few sites. I think we can do progressive loading so it only loads in batches, or do the the load more thing.