Kudos for a great article — very hands-on performance insights. I’ve also used Speedometer extensively with customers, so it was nice to see it mentioned here.

Dynamics 365 Business Central UI performance: what about the browser and the local machine? The last weeks of the year are quite always extremely busy days due to go -lives. The go-live of an ERP solution is always a critical moment for a company’s future software infrastructure, an…

Dynamics 365 Business Central UI performance: what about the browser and the local machine? Can they have an impact on how the user perceives the responsiveness of the UI? 🐌🚀
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Using a local LLM is like owning a Cessna – perfect for smaller, personal flights. On the other hand, Azure OpenAI is like renting a Boeing 747 when you need to tackle large-scale operations and get the big jobs done efficiently.

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To avoid HTTP 429 Too Many Requests when integrating with Dynamics 365 Business Central, it is recommended to spread API requests across multiple users:
Req. 1 by UserA
Req. 2 by UserB
Req. 3 by UserC
Repeat the cycle.
This helps distribute the load and keep user requests within the rate limit.

I was at #CLC_Conf (containerconf.de) last week and really enjoyed it! Thanks to the organizers for a great event, well organized, amazing content and a really nice crowd to have discussions. And it was nice to catch up with @philipwelz.cloud, @nicholas.dille.name and others. See you again next year

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