UPDATE DEC 19 2017: If you are still using CoRE, please update to the latest version as soon as you can. Here’s what changed: v0.3.16e.20171219 - RC - Replaced recovery safety nets using unschedule() with a much more optimized method that does not affect ST as much as unschedule() does This is i…

[image] michaelahess: Don’t you have to change line 55 again after the update? if you plan to install more instances of the app, yes… if not… no. I installed one too many when I first did it… so, I just it to make all of my examples for other people in…

[image] bamarayne: I had over 80 rules in rule machine. I converted those to pistons in the early days of CoRE. I got up to around 60 something pistons and ran into the same problems. I managed to get that number down to around 45 and things were better. Then I broke the setup into seven insta…

[image] destructure00: I’m at 47 pistons and noticed CoRE takes awhile to load, and also awhile to save changes to pistons. Does splitting into separate installations make it quicker? If so, I’ll be doing this too. when I first did it I noticed a marked improvement in performance. I look at …

I added 3 additional installations tonight, moved 20 pistons from the old installation to the new ones. Huge difference in load times, the app is faster and the dashboard pages even load faster. I’ll probably do 2 additional installations tomorrow, that’ll give me a total of 6. With 47 pistons, that…

I’ve seen a number of references to virtual switches. Could you provide some information on how to create one? I’ve done some searching but can’t seem to find any documentation on how to create a virtual switch. Thanks!

Here you go. PM or post if you have question. [image] FAQ: Creating a virtual Groovy Device [OBSOLETE] Wiki Need a FAQ for the simplest version of this: a virtual on/off switch. Maybe even two FAQs, one for why you would want one with use case examples and one step by ste…

Thanks for the link. It’s exactly what I was looking for.

Ended up with 5 instances, working great. It’s back to being a snappy, responsive app with quick loading dashboard pages. My biggest instance is the Inside Lights one with 16 pistons. Thanks again. [image]

Did you know that you can access a CoRE piston from a device’s SmartApps page? Go to a device that is used in a piston, select the SmartApps page on the top selection bar and tap that piston. This way you don’t need to open the main CoRE app all the time…

I ended up with five instances of core. Roughly 10 pistons per install. It does work faster. I like that. Mine is very similar to yours I have one install for notifications, and one install for routines, one install for all my rules that deal with motion. My original install of core is now a hodge…

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Here you go. PM or post if you have question.

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