Timeout Optimization

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Action Verb	optimize	[1]

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actionVerbbeam/1095b8e9-3969-4cac-b29c-86f04dd48e01

optimize

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  Flask is synchronous by default, which means it can only handle one request at a time per worker process. To handle a high volume of concurrent requests, consider using an asynchronous framework like FastAPI or Quart, which are built on top…

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