Database server performance is most important to make sure your Kendis self-hosted instance is performing well.
You need to make sure you are hosting the Kendis database "Externally". You have a dedicated server for your MongoDB rather than using the default embedded MongoDB that comes with the Kendis installation package. Please check more details in this help article. https://help.kendis.io/en/articles/4944366-how-to-shift-from-internal-docker-database-to-external-mongodb
You may need to check time to time your system admin area for the following 2 points
Temporary Objects
Indexes
Temporary Objects
Database Indexes
Click on this button to apply Indexes on your Mongo database. This will help improve the performance, so it is recommended to do it. Once you apply the application might be a little bit slower for a couple of minutes.
Temporary Objects
This is the queue size for the pending webhook requests that Kendis has received from Jira or Azure DevOps. If you see this number staying constant and high then it's better to clear the temporary objects. It will improve webhook processing at Kendis.
For further queries reach out to us at support@kendis.io