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UI load time can take a long time when many applications are being managed.
In my case I have over 300 applications with ~2000 instances.
When I browse to a specific instance directly (deep-link), the /applications endpoint still downloads all of the applications, although it only really need a single application (and also that specific instance).
A possible optimization is to lookup the referer header and if it contains the instance id i.e. https://../instances/{instance id}/details then to only return the associated application.
A caveat to this optimization is that if you navigate to the applications list view (without refreshing the page) only a single application will appear. This can be addresses in the UI side by actually making a second call to get all applications.
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UI load time can take a long time when many applications are being managed.
In my case I have over 300 applications with ~2000 instances.
When I browse to a specific instance directly (deep-link), the
/applications
endpoint still downloads all of the applications, although it only really need a single application (and also that specific instance).A possible optimization is to lookup the
referer
header and if it contains the instance id i.e.https://../instances/{instance id}/details
then to only return the associated application.A caveat to this optimization is that if you navigate to the applications list view (without refreshing the page) only a single application will appear. This can be addresses in the UI side by actually making a second call to get all applications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: