Web socket vs web transform vs socket.io to get real time data?

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I want to implement a solution where my web page has to be refreshed whenever there is an new entry in our Influx/SQL Database.

In current scenario we are refreshing the data every 5 seconds over WEB API built on C# , due to frequent calls to server there is lot of load on server if there is no new updated over the existing data.

I am confused which one to consider these for implementation to overcome this issue

Web Sockets
Web Transform
Socket.io
gRPC

Waiting for your valuable suggestions. Thank you all in advance.

What I have tried:

I think web socket can help you in achieving this.

Posted 25-Oct-22 1:37am

ravithejag

Updated 25-Oct-22 20:15pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2022-10-25T03:11:00

You're going to have more load on the server no matter what you do. The data is always going to come from the server.

You either start up a timer in your client javascript and call an API method to get the data, or you can setup a SignalR server, or similar, on your server, rewrite your server-side and client-side code to use it to push data and render it on the client.