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As a workspace grows, finding the right information becomes increasingly important.
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More pages, projects, notes, databases, and team members mean more search activity happening simultaneously.
That's why we've been improving the infrastructure behind ReadyTools Workspace search.
Previously, search requests shared a common real-time room across workspaces.
We've changed this architecture.
Each Workspace now uses its own dedicated real-time room for search operations.
This separates search activity between individual workspaces instead of routing everything through one shared channel.
Separating these environments helps reduce unnecessary contention between unrelated workspaces.
For example, when multiple teams are working and searching simultaneously, their search activity no longer needs to compete within the same shared real-time room.
This provides a cleaner foundation for handling concurrent activity and scaling the search infrastructure as the platform grows.
Not every meaningful update introduces a new button or a completely visible feature.
Some of the most important improvements happen behind the scenes.
Search architecture, real-time communication, access control, and performance all contribute to the overall experience.
This update is part of our ongoing effort to make Workspace more scalable and reliable as usage increases.
Better infrastructure is part of a better product.
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