I think you can use second level caching , I have seen similar cases where
DB becomes slow while fetching reports of several thousand cases.

You can use elastic search as a middle level layer to index all data and
search them.

Thanks

On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 10:03 AM Hari Haran <[email protected]> wrote:

> ​​Team,
>
> I have large database and my application is very slow due to this. I could
> not see the balance sheet and some of the reports.
>
> I have disbursed 1 lakh + loans and enabled accounting for the same.
>
> How to configure the database to make my application faster.I have
> hosted 17.07.01 version.
>
> *PFB Server Details.*
> EC2 large instance and I have installed MySQL in the system.
> *Processor :* Intel zepn CPU [email protected]
> *RAM : *8 GB
> *Storage : *50 GB
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