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- Asynchronous Request-Reply pattern - Azure Architecture Center
Most APIs can respond quickly enough for responses to arrive back over the same connection Application code can make a synchronous API call in a non-blocking way, giving the appearance of asynchronous processing, which is recommended for I O-bound operations
- Spring Restful API - Sometimes, response time is too long
I built a Restful API server with Spring Boot, and when I test my API with Postman, it usually takes about 20ms to 50ms to respond But sometimes it takes up to 5 2 seconds to respond I wanted to find out the cause, so I tried to check where the bottleneck occurred
- Using API that takes very long time to respond due to heavy . . . - Reddit
your backend API under the route heavy_process makes an HTTP request to a service that takes several minutes to finish How do you implement this in your systems?
- API Response Time Standards: Whats Good, Bad, and Unacceptable
Discover industry benchmarks for API response times and learn how to monitor, optimize, and set SLAs for fast, reliable, and scalable API performance
- How to Increase API Performance | Zuplo Blog
Cutting down payload sizes plays a big role in improving API gateway performance Less data being transmitted means lower latency and better throughput for your API operations Beyond caching, reducing the size of transmitted data speeds up API responses
- How to Efficiently Improve API Response Time? - echoapi. com
Enhancing API response times is a critical aspect for enhancing user experiences Delays can lower user satisfaction and impact the success of applications This article explains specific methods to speed up APIs, such as utilizing caching, minimizing payloads, and load balancing
- How to Optimize API Response Time for Better Performance
API response time is a critical metric that determines how quickly your application interacts with back-end services Here’s how to effectively optimize API response time to ensure better performance across your services 1 Analyze Current API Performance 2 Minimize Payload Size 3 Optimize Database Queries 4 Implement Caching Strategies 5
- Investigating slow response time in Azure API Management and backend
I have an API Management with the default Azure gateway that exposes an API deployed on-premise The first request of the day takes a long time, more than 30 seconds Reviewing the logs, I see that the Backend Time is almost equally slow, but nevertheless, the API responds in 2 seconds
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