Magento 2 REST API Performance: Bulk Endpoints, Async Operations & Optimization
The article discusses optimizing the performance of the Magento 2 REST API, particularly for integrations with ERP and PIM systems. It highlights common pitfalls such as slow API calls and inefficient token generation that can degrade performance. The guide recommends using bulk endpoints and caching tokens to improve efficiency and reduce server load.
- ▪Slow API calls can max out PHP-FPM workers and cause checkout timeouts.
- ▪Using bulk endpoints allows for batching operations into a single request, significantly improving response times.
- ▪Caching integration tokens can reduce unnecessary authentication cycles, enhancing overall API performance.
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