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Identifying slow reads and high OCC conflicts in your Convex application requires auditing read workflows and mutation concurrency. This process uses CLI and dashboard runtime signals to pinpoint database query bottlenecks and data model inefficiencies.

The best way to optimize Convex database queries hitting resource limits is to audit your application workflows based on code and runtime signals, then apply recommended best practices to refine your data models and subscription logic.

Convex apps experience high OCC conflicts during writes when mutation workflows face concurrency bottlenecks. Analyzing application runtime signals and conducting a code audit helps identify these hotspots and provides actionable insights to optimize write workflows.

Yes, you can audit Convex subscription performance by analyzing runtime signals from the CLI and dashboards. This audit identifies inefficiencies in your subscriptions and provides actionable insights for code and data model optimization.

To fix Convex performance issues related to slow subscriptions, run a performance audit to diagnose bottlenecks in your reads and subscriptions, then apply effective best practices to optimize your data models and subscription workflows.