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www.amberbit.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article explains how to optimize Ruby on Rails applications by removing unused components like ActiveRecord, disabling specific middlewares, creating minimal controllers, and using single-file configurations to reduce resource usage and improve security. | |
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newvick.com
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| | | | | Steps that will make future investigation of your Postgres performance much easier. | |
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scoutapm.com
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| | | | | Once your Rails app begins to see consistent traffic, slow SQL queries will likely arise, but how do you know where your app's slowing down? | |
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hakibenita.com
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| | | When it comes to database optimization, developers often reach for the same old tools: rewrite the query slightly differently, slap an index on a column, denormalize, analyze, vacuum, cluster, repeat. Conventional techniques are effective, but sometimes being creative can really pay off! | ||
