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Will running nREPL on a Clojure application in a production environment result in a noticeable performance impact? (lemmy.one)
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I anticipate that my application might encounter an issue that requires debugging or fixing using nREPL, but I'm concerned about the potential performance impact of using nREPL.

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[-] Nundrum@yall.theatl.social 3 points 3 years ago

By itself the nREPL won't have much, if any, impact. But what you do in that REPL certainly can, so use caution. And be sure to secure the port! Or set it up to use a unix domain socket if that's applicable.

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