Phoenix - Your AI AssistantSpeed up slow pages and database queries in your Laravel app
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What you get with this Offer
If your Laravel app has pages that take seconds to load, reports that time out, or a database that struggles under load, I'll find out why and fix it.
How it goes:
- I profile the slow pages and queries using query logs and EXPLAIN
- Fix N+1 queries, add or rework indexes, rewrite heavy queries and aggregations
- Add Redis caching where it actually helps
- Move heavy work out of the request into background queues
- You get a short report: what was slow, what I changed, and the numbers before and after
Results from my own projects: reports that took 10 seconds now run in under a second, API p95 held under 200 ms in production, and pages loading about 30% faster after adding Redis caching.
I work with MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB. This package covers the 3 to 5 slowest spots. If the whole app needs work, I'll tell you after the first look.
How it goes:
- I profile the slow pages and queries using query logs and EXPLAIN
- Fix N+1 queries, add or rework indexes, rewrite heavy queries and aggregations
- Add Redis caching where it actually helps
- Move heavy work out of the request into background queues
- You get a short report: what was slow, what I changed, and the numbers before and after
Results from my own projects: reports that took 10 seconds now run in under a second, API p95 held under 200 ms in production, and pages loading about 30% faster after adding Redis caching.
I work with MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB. This package covers the 3 to 5 slowest spots. If the whole app needs work, I'll tell you after the first look.
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
Access to the code repository.
A staging server, or a copy of the database (anonymized is fine).
A list of the pages, endpoints or reports that feel slow, with rough timings if you have them.