Filament•2w ago

Filament's performance

I have some questions about Filament's performance. I'm building an admin panel to manage health information, and while it works, it's quite slow when running locally. I noticed the same issue when testing the Filament demo on my machine. After deploying it to a VPS, the performance improved, but I feel it could be even better. Has anyone faced similar issues? Any tips on optimizing performance? I noticed many requests from Livewire, and those requests are always executed when I navigate through the menu. Their duration is also quite long. I run those php artisan commands always when my docker container is generated. My goal is replicate the filament demo performance Thanks in advance!

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Andrew Wallo•2w ago

Slow responses/requests could be caused by many things. Any other information? Default to anywhere around 10-25 records per page on resources, try not to use a lot of widgets, optimize queries, etc.

Sydd•2w ago

did you try icons:cache .... its very important to increase filament performance

toeknee•2w ago

Also, use a debugger like Telescope and view the request that was made to /admin/paitents and look at the requests etc. It could be many reasons, like not using closures, poor indexs etc

Mohamed Ayaou•2w ago

run these before testing:

php artisan icons:cache
php artisan view:cache
php artisan config:cache
php artisan route:cache
php artisan event:cache
php artisan optimize
php artisan filament:cache-components
php artisan filament:optimize
php artisan opcache:compile

php artisan icons:cache
php artisan view:cache
php artisan config:cache
php artisan route:cache
php artisan event:cache
php artisan optimize
php artisan filament:cache-components
php artisan filament:optimize
php artisan opcache:compile

the last one is related with OPCache which is recommended by filament docs

Dennis Koch•2w ago

Your docker container has OPCache installed? Are you on Windows?

Leiner vOP•2w ago

Not so much information Yes, I did

Andrew Wallo•2w ago

Also make sure your PHP memory limit is set high for local development.

Leiner vOP•2w ago

What did u mean by closures? How could I Google it?

Andrew Wallo•2w ago

Do I need to teach you how to google something?

Leiner vOP•2w ago

I will try, I use all of them, except two Did u mean to edit memory_limit inside php.ini? Not yet, it's my first time with OPCache, I work locally on windows, but my docker container runs inside of vps with ubuntu

Andrew Wallo•2w ago

Yes Set to -1

Mark Chaney•2w ago

If you are using debugbar, make sure you configure it to be friendly with livewire too or else it will really slow everything down https://daudau.cc/posts/fixing-filament-app-slowness-when-using-laravel-debug-bar

Fixing Filament app slowness when using Laravel Debugbar | Blog of ...

By default, Laravel Debugbar enables logging views, which consumes a significant amount of resources in the Filament app. Displaying all view names can potentially c

arnaudsf•2w ago

A massive improvement could be also to not have a request when we want to open a modal. Maybe I missed something

toeknee•2w ago

Closures are as per the docs, for example if you have a select filter or select column and are passing in options they should be using closures i.e. ->options(fn($record)=>$record->relationship->options)) instead of say: ->options(User::all()->pluck('id', 'name') Usually when performance is slow if the page table is <=25 it's down to sloppy code.

Dennis Koch•2w ago

Okay. As long is it's not directly on the Windows Filesystem that should be good. OPCache is a must though I think that should be the default by now This is a help thread. Not for feature requests 😅

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