Managed Services / Performance Optimization
Profiling and improving an existing application or infrastructure: slow pages, slow queries and high resource usage, with before and after benchmarks for every change.
Why It Matters
Before changing anything, we profile page loads, API calls and database queries to see exactly where time and resources go, instead of guessing at the likely cause.
Most gains come from targeted changes such as indexing, caching and configuration fixes, applied to the specific bottleneck the profiling identified.
We agree which pages, APIs or queries are in scope and what a meaningful improvement looks like.
We measure current performance under realistic conditions to set the before number.
Profiling data points to the actual cause, whether a query, a cache miss or a configuration limit.
Indexing, caching, query rewrites or configuration changes are applied to the specific bottleneck.
We measure again under the same conditions and hand over the before and after result.
Page load and API response times measured to find the actual bottleneck.
Slow queries identified and measured against their execution cost.
Indexing, caching and configuration changes scoped to the bottleneck found.
Every fix measured against a recorded before number under the same conditions.
CPU, memory and connection usage checked under realistic peak load.
A clear report handing over what changed and what it measurably improved.
Every engagement starts with a measured before benchmark, not a guess at what is slow.
Fixes are scoped to the actual bottleneck, so the application keeps running normally throughout.
Every fix is measured again under the same conditions, so the after number is real.
You get a clear explanation of what was slow and why the fix worked, not just a number.
We can set up ongoing monitoring so a regression is caught early instead of resurfacing later.
We work on slow page loads, slow API responses, slow database queries and high resource usage on an existing application or infrastructure, rather than building something new.
No. Profiling is part of the engagement. We measure where time and resources are actually being spent before deciding what to fix, rather than guessing at the cause.
We record a before benchmark for the areas in scope, apply the fix, then measure again under comparable conditions, so the after result reflects the actual change rather than an estimate.
Usually not. Most performance gains come from targeted changes such as query tuning, caching, indexing and configuration fixes, not a full rewrite of the application.
Scope depends on the areas profiled, but an initial profiling pass and first round of fixes typically completes within a few weeks, with benchmarks shared at each stage.
We hand over the before and after benchmarks and the changes made, and can set up ongoing monitoring so a regression is caught early instead of resurfacing unnoticed.
Related
The other services in this section, and related pages from TCB Infotech.
No commitment. See the before number before any fix begins.
