EXPLORE THE ENGINEERING
PostgreSQL performance optimization
Explore how a reporting dashboard went from about 15 seconds to 2 seconds.
Materialized views, pre-aggregation and revised queries.
Prepare once, read efficiently
Precompute campaign and lead metrics. Let the API read prepared reporting data instead of repeating the aggregation for each dashboard visit.
The tradeoff: freshness
Faster reads shift work into preparation and refreshes. Agree on data freshness, refresh cost and consistency before choosing this approach.
Illustration of project-reported timings, not a live benchmark. No database queries run here.
What do these numbers prove?
The 15s → 2s dashboard improvement is project-reported, not a live benchmark. The percentage is calculated from those approximate timings.
Separate retained SQL notes show historical queries at 2,204 → 288 ms, active queries at 2,527 → 285 ms, and all-record queries at 1,326 → 384 ms. These are query timings, not dashboard load times.
Query snapshots and result counts differ, so these notes do not establish equivalent-snapshot correctness. Raw query plans are not included in this portfolio. The final refresh cadence and a complete correctness-validation report are not retained in the available case notes.


