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What is a slow API?
Often, many APIs come back within milliseconds initially, but over time, as complexity increases, they start to become slow. If one of the APIs connected to these actions takes a long time, then we could have a situation where the view gets jumbled if it’s not handled properly.
HOW CAN REST Web services improve performance?
- Measure performance often.
- Monitor your Commerce Cloud environments.
- Improve performance in REST API Calls.
- Optimize First Meaningful Paint.
- Resize images using the ccResizeImage binding.
- Lazy load images.
- Use ccLink binding for quicker page loading.
- Use cc-storage for Safari private browsing mode.
Why is my server response time so slow?
Both ways mentioned above can be related to all the factors that affect the server response time. Considering SRT, the database is the prime factor normally. Don’t allow any rooms for slow queries, as they are the topmost focus, because every time you make a request, the slow database queries make the server respond very slowly.
How to reduce the response time to a request?
There are two ways to reduce the response of the server to a request. Optimum utilization of existing resources. Enhancement of the resources. Both ways mentioned above can be related to all the factors that affect the server response time. Considering SRT, the database is the prime factor normally.
How to deal with slow responses from Apis?
A better approach, in this case, is to not deal with the response coming out of a slow API but to simply stop receiving responses from it. Simply terminate the APIs you no longer care about a response for and move on.
What’s the best response time for a server?
What is a Good Server Response Time? Google recommends you aim for a response time lower than 200 milliseconds. A 100ms TTFB is ideal, and everything over 500ms is an issue. It is important this time is consistent for all users.