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Basically cache alot of things and generate statistics for nodes.json every time data is transmitted. Then we use a .map() to generate the nodes.json (basically add flags), which woult be a hell lot faster than a forEach.
The graph will be a bit more complicated, but it can be a minute outdated, so we can simply regenerate the graph every minute. Also we should have one cache for all output formats.
A bit OT: Is there a way to do gzip? My servers do this via an nginx rev-proxy, but built-in support would be nice.
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Basically cache alot of things and generate statistics for nodes.json every time data is transmitted. Then we use a
.map()
to generate the nodes.json (basically add flags), which woult be a hell lot faster than a forEach.The graph will be a bit more complicated, but it can be a minute outdated, so we can simply regenerate the graph every minute. Also we should have one cache for all output formats.
A bit OT: Is there a way to do gzip? My servers do this via an nginx rev-proxy, but built-in support would be nice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: