performance-check
Testing & QualityPerformance review checklist for optimization, scalability, and resource usage. Use when changes affect queries, APIs, rendering, caching, or algorithms. Not for simple config changes.
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Performance Check Skill
This skill provides a comprehensive performance review checklist for code changes that may impact application performance, scalability, or resource usage.
When to use: When making changes to:
- Database queries and models
- API endpoints (especially list/search operations)
- Frontend rendering logic
- Background jobs and scheduled tasks
- Caching mechanisms
- Large data processing
- File operations
- Network requests
- Recursive algorithms
Performance Check Checklist
šļø 1. Database Query Optimization
Check for:
- N+1 query problem: Are related records loaded efficiently?
- Missing indexes: Are frequently queried columns indexed?
- **Select ***: Are only needed columns selected?
- Unnecessary joins: Are all joins necessary?
- Query in loop: Are queries executed inside loops?
- Pagination: Are large result sets paginated?
- Eager loading: Are associations preloaded when needed?
Detailed guide: references/database-optimization.md (includes code examples)
ā” 2. API Response Optimization
Check for:
- Response size: Are responses minimized (exclude unnecessary fields)?
- Pagination: Are large lists paginated?
- Filtering: Are list endpoints filterable to reduce data?
- Compression: Is gzip compression enabled?
- Caching headers: Are appropriate cache headers set?
- Partial responses: Can clients request only needed fields?
Detailed guide: references/api-optimization.md (includes load testing example)
šØ 3. Frontend Rendering Optimization
Check for:
- Unnecessary re-renders: Are components optimized with
React.memo/useMemo/useCallback? - Large lists: Are large lists virtualized (>100 items)?
- Heavy computations: Are expensive calculations memoized?
- Bundle size: Are large dependencies code-split?
- Image optimization: Are images lazy-loaded and properly sized?
- Debouncing/Throttling: Are frequent events (scroll, input) debounced?
Detailed guide: references/frontend-optimization.md (includes memoization example)
š¾ 4. Caching Strategy
Check for:
- Cache frequently accessed data: Are hot paths cached?
- Cache invalidation: Is stale data properly invalidated?
- Cache TTL: Are appropriate expiration times set?
- Cache key design: Are cache keys unique and predictable?
- Memory limits: Is cache size bounded to prevent memory exhaustion?
Detailed guide: references/caching-strategies.md
š 5. Concurrency & Parallelization
Check for:
- Blocking operations: Are long operations executed asynchronously?
- Parallel processing: Can independent tasks run concurrently?
- Goroutine leaks: Are goroutines properly cleaned up?
- Race conditions: Are shared resources protected with mutexes?
- Channel buffering: Are channels sized appropriately?
Detailed guide: references/concurrency-guide.md (includes goroutine pool pattern)
š¦ 6. Memory Management
Check for:
- Memory leaks: Are resources (connections, files, goroutines) released?
- Large allocations: Are large objects (slices, maps) pre-allocated when size is known?
- Pointer vs value: Are large structs passed by pointer?
- String concatenation: Is
strings.Builderused for building large strings? - JSON marshaling: Are large objects streamed instead of loaded entirely?
Detailed guide: references/memory-management.md
š 7. Network & HTTP Optimization
Check for:
- Connection pooling: Are HTTP clients reused (not created per request)?
- Timeouts: Are reasonable timeouts set on all network requests?
- Keep-alive: Are persistent connections used?
- Request batching: Can multiple requests be combined?
- Retry logic: Are failed requests retried with exponential backoff?
Detailed guide: references/network-optimization.md
š 8. Algorithm Complexity
Check for:
- Time complexity: Is the algorithm O(n²) or worse for large n?
- Space complexity: Does the algorithm use excessive memory?
- Redundant work: Are results computed multiple times?
- Early exit: Can loops exit early when condition is met?
Detailed guide: references/algorithm-complexity.md
Performance Testing
Backend Benchmarks
# Run benchmark tests
go test -bench=. -benchmem ./services/
# Profile CPU and memory
go test -cpuprofile=cpu.prof -memprofile=mem.prof -bench=.
go tool pprof cpu.prof
API Load Testing
# Apache Bench
ab -n 1000 -c 10 http://localhost:8000/api/v1/nodes
# k6 (see assets/load-test.js)
k6 run assets/load-test.js
Frontend Performance
Run Lighthouse in Chrome DevTools (F12 ā Lighthouse tab):
- First Contentful Paint (FCP): < 1.8s
- Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): < 2.5s
- Time to Interactive (TTI): < 3.8s
- Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS): < 0.1
Performance Monitoring
Backend Instrumentation
import "time"
func (s *Service) CriticalOperation() error {
start := time.Now()
defer func() {
log.Infof("Operation duration: %v", time.Since(start))
}()
// ... work ...
}
Database Query Monitoring
Enable slow query logging in development:
db, err := gorm.Open(sqlite.Open(dsn), &gorm.Config{
Logger: logger.New(log.New(os.Stdout, "\r\n", log.LstdFlags), logger.Config{
SlowThreshold: 200 * time.Millisecond, // Log queries > 200ms
LogLevel: logger.Warn,
}),
})
Fallback Strategy
If performance issues are unclear:
- Use profiler to locate actual bottlenecks (
pprof, Chrome DevTools) - Measure before optimizing (benchmarks, load tests)
- Focus on hot paths (90/10 rule - 90% of time in 10% of code)
- Don't guess - profile and measure
Exit Criteria
- All performance issues identified and addressed
- Benchmark tests pass with acceptable performance
- No database queries in loops (or justified and documented)
- Large lists are paginated/virtualized
- Performance implications documented in PR (if significant)
- Monitoring/logging added for new critical paths
References
Codebase
services/mihomo/mihomo.go- Core performance-critical serviceservices/scheduler/speedtest_task.go- Concurrent node testing examplewebs/src/views/nodes/- Frontend list rendering patterns
External
- Go Performance: https://github.com/dgryski/go-perfbook
- React Performance: https://react.dev/learn/render-and-commit
- GORM Performance: https://gorm.io/docs/performance.html