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Advanced best practices for Workstation
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title: "Advanced Topics and Best Practices for Using Mendix Workstation"
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description: "Describes advanced best practices for working with Mendix Workstation."
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## Introduction
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Refer to the following articles for information about security configuration and other best practices.
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title: "General Best Practices for Mendix Workstation"
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description: "Provides information about best practices for using Mendix Workstation."
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## Introduction
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This document describes the best practices that you should consider when deploying Mendix Workstation in production.
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## Performance Optimization
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* Ensure stations meet the recommended hardware specifications.
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* Minimize background processes to improve performance.
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* When building app logic reusing the Connectors nanoflows, minimize the amount of microflow calls and [other actions](/refguide/nanoflows/#logic-where-no-connection-is-needed) that require a server connection. One key benefit of Mendix Workstation is client-sided data processing. Every call to the Mendix runtime adds an performance overhead.
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## Maintenance Guidelines
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* Periodically review and update workstation and device configurations.
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* Monitor workstation health and resolve any connectivity issues promptly.

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As you begin your work with Mendix Workstation, keep in mind the following best practices to help you.
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### Security Recommendations
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For more information, see [Security Best Practices for Mendix Workstation](/mendix-workstation/security/).
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### Performance Optimization
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* Ensure stations meet the recommended hardware specifications.
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* Minimize background processes to improve performance.
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* When building app logic reusing the Connectors nanoflows, minimize the amount of microflow calls and [other actions](/refguide/nanoflows/#logic-where-no-connection-is-needed) that require a server connection. One key benefit of Mendix Workstation is client-sided data processing. Every call to the Mendix runtime adds an performance overhead.
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### Maintenance Guidelines
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* Periodically review and update workstation and device configurations.
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* Monitor workstation health and resolve any connectivity issues promptly.
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As you begin your work with Mendix Workstation, keep in mind the [best practices](/mendix-workstation/advanced/) to help you.

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