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You can improve the performance of an ObjectGrid Map with the following best practices. They are implemented only in the context of the application and its architecture.

Every application and environment uses a different solution for performance. ObjectGrid provides built-in customizations to improve performance, but you can also improve performance within the application architecture. The following areas offer performance improvements:

  • ObjectTransformer interface best practices
    Use the ObjectTransformer interface to allow callbacks to the application that provide custom implementations of common and expensive operations such as object serialization and a deep copy on an object.
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