虚拟化大数据的最有效方法是什么?
我有一个包含图表和图像的卡列表。由于图表数据和图像请求放缓我的应用程序,因此我认为遵循虚拟化技术。我目前正在使用NGX-Perfect-Scrollbar,并且将使用它的虚拟滚动功能。 但是我需要知道,我可以在不落后应用程序的情况下可视化数据的速度更快吗?
下面是我使用的代码段,我正在使用创建卡和接口的示例图像。
<perfect-scrollbar class="{{isMobileDevice ? 'mobile-perfect-scrollbar' : ''}}">
<div class="wl_tile_container_holder">
<div *ngFor="let item of rowData" class="wl_tile_container" (click)="onClickTileView(item)">
<app-watchlist-tile [data]="item"
[isFullMarket]="isFullMarket"
[isDefinedWatchlist]="isDefinedWatchlist"
[selectedWatchList]="selectedWatchList"
[fullView]="fullView"
(menuItemClicked)="onSelectMenuItem($event)">
</app-watchlist-tile>
</div>
</div>
I have a list of cards that contains charts, images on it. Since the chart data and image requests slowdown my application, I thought to follow a virtualization technique. I'm currently using ngx-perfect-scrollbar and I'm about to use the virtual scrolling feature of it.
But I need to know is there a better and faster way that I can visualize the data without lagging the application?'
Below is the code snippet I'm using the create the cards and a sample image of the interface.
<perfect-scrollbar class="{{isMobileDevice ? 'mobile-perfect-scrollbar' : ''}}">
<div class="wl_tile_container_holder">
<div *ngFor="let item of rowData" class="wl_tile_container" (click)="onClickTileView(item)">
<app-watchlist-tile [data]="item"
[isFullMarket]="isFullMarket"
[isDefinedWatchlist]="isDefinedWatchlist"
[selectedWatchList]="selectedWatchList"
[fullView]="fullView"
(menuItemClicked)="onSelectMenuItem($event)">
</app-watchlist-tile>
</div>
</div>
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完全虚拟化为VM提供了最佳的隔离和安全性,并简化了迁移和可移植性,因为相同的访客OS实例可以在虚拟化或本机硬件上运行
Full virtualization offers the best isolation and security for VMs and simplifies migration and portability as the same guest OS instance can run on virtualized or native hardware