Production
Production
- Deploy: An Anetos app is one binary: the migrations, views, translations and static files are inside it. Deploying it is building it, giving it its settings, running its migrations, and keeping it running. This guide does that on a server with systemd, in a container, and on two hosting platforms (Fly.io, Render). The examples use an app called
blog. - Cache values: Keep the results of slow work for a while, count events for rate limits, and use locks so only one instance of the app does a job at a time.
- Find N+1 queries: An N+1 is a query in a loop: one query for a list of posts, then one per post for its author. It works, and it’s fast with three posts in development; with three hundred in production, it isn’t. Anetos warns when a request (or a job, a listener, a scheduled task) runs the same query many times, and says where, so you can load the rows in one query instead. The complete example is
examples/database.