Faster dashboard metrics

Dashboard usage and error metrics now load faster as ScreenshotOne continues operating millions of screenshots every month.

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Dmytro Krasun

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We improved how usage and error metrics are loaded in the dashboard.

Previously, the dashboard calculated these charts directly from the request history. That worked for smaller accounts, but it could be slow for organizations with a large number of requests.

ScreenshotOne now operates millions of screenshots every month, and this was an important performance change for customers with larger workloads. Keeping the product fast and stable is one of our duties, and we continue to dedicate engineering time to performance improvements across the API and dashboard.

The dashboard now reads precomputed hourly metrics for the usage chart and error breakdowns. This keeps the dashboard responsive while preserving the same counts customers expect to see.

Dashboard usage and error metrics

There are no API changes required. The improvement is available automatically in the dashboard.

If you notice any issues or have feedback, please reach out at support@screenshotone.com. Thank you for using ScreenshotOne.

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