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Improve Performance django-jsonattrs #824

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wonderchook opened this issue Oct 14, 2016 · 3 comments
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Improve Performance django-jsonattrs #824

wonderchook opened this issue Oct 14, 2016 · 3 comments
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@wonderchook
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Tasks need to be outlined at the beginning of the sprint.

@dpalomino
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A couple of examples where this issue is causing a low performance (thanks to @amplifi for checking the logs!).

In platform:

  • Lagos project: either loading the overview page or accessing to a specific location.

Overview (around 4 seconds to load):
https://platform.cadasta.org/organizations/jei/projects/lagos-tenure-assessment-1/
One location (around 8 seconds to load one location):
https://platform.cadasta.org/organizations/jei/projects/lagos-tenure-assessment-1/records/locations/ccykz2hmrn26a3s9vd4gnjkc/

  • Telangana:

Overview (around 5 secs to load):
https://platform.cadasta.org/organizations/landesa/projects/telangana-survey/

One location (around 9 secs to load):
https://platform.cadasta.org/organizations/landesa/projects/telangana-survey/records/locations/ay64rs2an99qua9xbz94xbc8/

In staging behaviour is similar.

@ian-ross
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@oliverroick What do you think about closing this for now?

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Yes, closing this for the time being. We should address front-end performance next

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