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Handles moderate to high traffic efficiently

Lucid ORM adds some overhead compared to raw SQL

WebSocket support allows real-time scalability

Use caching and queue systems for heavy workloads

Optimize queries and middleware for best performance

Use built-in authentication and authorization

Validate and sanitize all inputs

Enable HTTPS and secure cookies

Manage sensitive environment variables safely

Keep dependencies updated to avoid vulnerabilities

Server logs for request tracking

Integrate with Prometheus, Grafana, or ELK stack

Performance metrics for endpoints and WebSockets

Error tracking via Sentry or similar tools

Database query monitoring

Follow TypeScript and Node.js conventions

Write unit and integration tests

Use linters and formatters

Keep controllers, models, and services modular

Document APIs and WebSocket channels