Optimize State Collection and Display #1
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This commit optimizes the statistics collection and display feature by refactoring the way data is stored and retrieved from Redis. - Replaced expensive `KEYS` calls with more efficient Redis data structures (Hashes, Sets, and Sorted Sets). - Aggregated statistics are now updated in real-time using atomic `HINCRBY` and `ZINCRBY` operations. - The stats API endpoint now reads from these aggregated structures, significantly improving performance. - Removed frontend polling and added API caching to reduce unnecessary requests.
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This pull request optimizes the state collection and display feature by refactoring the underlying Redis implementation. It replaces expensive
KEYScalls with more efficient data structures, introduces real-time aggregation, and adds caching to improve performance and scalability.