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How caching microservice outputs led to a 7x performance improvement

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Moriel Schottlender
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4,412
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13
Language
English
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Summary

The author migrated their dynamic tool `neutrality.wtf` to a serverless architecture using Netlify, resulting in a 7x performance improvement. The new architecture is loosely coupled and decoupled, allowing for easy maintenance and updates of the microservice and UI separately. The use of caching and On-demand builders further improved performance. The author notes that the Jamstack approach has made development easier and more sustainable, with features such as a consistent development environment, staging servers, and standalone npm libraries.

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