Thomas Camlong
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fetchWithTrustedCertificatesAsync has 125 call sites and none of them pass a dispatcher, so every HTTP request Homarr makes - every integration poll, every proxied image - built a brand new EnvHttpProxyAgent. An agent owns its connection pool and its TLS session cache, so a fresh one per request means a full TLS handshake every time and no keep-alive reuse at all. Measured against a local TLS server, 60 sequential requests: fresh agent per request 5.11 ms/req 60 TLS handshakes one shared agent 1.69 ms/req 2 TLS handshakes 3.0x faster and 30x fewer handshakes on loopback; over a real network the gap is larger, since that is where handshake round-trips actually cost something. Agent construction itself is cheap (0.004 ms, 1.7 KiB) because undici builds the TLS store lazily at connect time - so the cost was never construction, it was the handshake that a fresh pool forces. The trust material is still read on every call and the cached agents are keyed on a hash of it, so adding or removing a certificate - including by dropping a file into the mounted folder rather than going through the UI - takes effect on the very next request, exactly as before. Superseded agents are closed so their idle sockets are released.
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- 🖌️ Highly customizable with an extensive drag and drop grid system
- ✨ Integrates seamlessly with your favorite self-hosted applications
- 📌 Easy and fast app management - no YAML involved
- 👤 Detailed and easy to use user management with permissions and groups
- 👥 Support for single sign on via OIDC / LDAP
- 🙊 Safe encryption using BCrypt and AES-256-CBC for your valuable data
- 🕔 Realtime widget updates using WebSockets, tRPC and Redis
- 🔍 Search through thousands of data points in supported integrations or your data in Homarr using the fast built-in search
- 🦞 Icon picker with over 11K icons
- 🚀 Compatible with any major consumer hardware (x86, Raspberry Pi, old laptops, ...) and most OS (Windows, Linux, TrueNAS, Unraid)
- 🖥️ Extensive Kubernetes support with Helm for efficient scaling & high reliability
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