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[FEAT]Optimize Admin Dashboard for High-Traffic Actions #1179

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DemDem-code opened this issue Aug 25, 2024 · 0 comments
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[FEAT]Optimize Admin Dashboard for High-Traffic Actions #1179

DemDem-code opened this issue Aug 25, 2024 · 0 comments
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## Description
The admin dashboard experiences significant lag during high-traffic actions, such as bulk updates or data imports. This performance issue hinders productivity and can lead to incomplete or failed actions.

Purpose:
To enhance the performance of the admin dashboard during high-traffic actions, ensuring a smoother and more efficient experience for admin users.

Acceptance Criteria:

Bulk updates and data imports execute without noticeable lag.
High-traffic actions do not cause timeouts or failures.
System performance metrics (e.g., response time, CPU usage) show improvement during peak operations.
Admin users report a reduction in lag during high-traffic periods.
No new performance issues arise from the optimization.

Requirements:

Analyze current performance bottlenecks in high-traffic admin actions.
Implement optimizations for bulk processing and data handling.
Enhance database query efficiency and reduce load times.
Monitor and log performance metrics before and after changes.
Conduct load testing to simulate high-traffic conditions and validate improvements.

Expected Outcome:
The admin dashboard will handle high-traffic actions with minimal lag, resulting in increased efficiency and reliability during peak usage times.

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