Josef Reidinger write: > Hi, I with miso result that parsing doesn't slow down webyast I check what > take so much time and I found that we have increadible amount of unnecessary > communication in webyast. > So I propose these two changes which should speed up webyast: > > in webclient store together with site, login and auth_token also resources > for such site and permission for site and user. > > advantages: > - reduce communication between webclient and rest-service so It should speed > up webyast > - client side caching ( now permissions and resources is cached at > rest-service) has advantage that it doesn't require communication and parsing > of result > > disadvantage: > - permissions which affect which form is disabled is refreshed only during > login (of course it doesn't affect permission checking in rest-service). So > if user change permission for itself, then he must relogin to affect forms. > > I plan to experimental implementation in own branch, so if you have any > comments and ideas I welcome it. > > Josef >
Hi, working solution created (affected is now only models which use YastModel (almost all plugins). You can found it in branch reduce_communication. Feel free to report any issue which occur. My results for time is (old/new) 10.5-11.2/3.2-3.8 ( 5.6 when run as first module) network: 5.5-6.5/2.8-3.5 * tested in development mode so it speed up webyast at least twice (of course it depends on module and what rest-service it needs to own run) I welcome any suggestions, complains, issues or comments Josef -- Josef Reidinger YaST team maintainer of perl-Bootloader, YaST2-Repair, parts of webyast -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
