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Expand Up @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Key performance options:
### Performance Best Practices

**Worker Configuration:**
- For production: Use `--workers -1` to auto-calculate optimal worker count (typically 2 × CPU cores + 1)
- For production: Use `--workers -1` to auto-calculate optimal worker count (2 × CPU cores + 1)
- For development: Use default single worker (`--workers 1`)
- Monitor CPU and memory usage to tune worker count manually if needed

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