Apologies if this isn't the right place, but I have moved instances a few times, and in doing so I've accumulated a number of subscriptions from my old instances. I always used the "migrate" feature, and I have roughly 200 communities I'm subscribed to. Most are from various other instances that aren't my own. That being said, I have Lemmy open on "subscribed" and "scaled", as I found this gives me just what I want to see when I boot up the site.

But it is very slow, sometimes even timing out on Jerboa. I thought it was my instance, but I've had this issue on other instances as well. I'd imagine federating all my subscriptions would take some time, but then wouldn't "All" cause even more problems? I've tried to look into this to no avail.

Am I the only one? I'm asking this more out of curiosity than an actual solution.

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[–] your_paranoid_neighbour@lemmy.dbzer0.com 6 points 7 hours ago* (last edited 7 hours ago)

Every instance is like this it seems, maybe lemmy doesn't make a batched select at the cache and the db, but idk.

Maybe a new ~~webscale~~ backend could solve this, but i'm just a java backend developer, not a rust one. Maybe could be an interesting project, scala + pulsar + batching, turning lemmy into a microservices hellscape.

Edit: but