Api::V1::ClustersController#create_resource (avg 5057ms, max 5057ms)

Now I'll invoke the RCA skill to analyze this latency cluster.

Let me search Datadog logs for this latency issue and explore the source code in parallel.

Now I know the service maps to the `tesla` repository. Let me search Datadog logs and explore the co

No error-level logs — this is purely a latency issue. The endpoint returns 200 but takes 5+ seconds.

I can see the controller uses `MultipleResourcableController` for the `create_resource` action. Let

Interesting — the trace ID `7160848916220558224` is associated with a `JobsController#complete_actio

The trace ID shows this is part of a `complete_action` flow involving capture postprocessing. The `c

The trace shows a complex capture postprocessor flow. The trace ID from the slow span is shared acro

Now let me look at the `Storagable::Resource` concern and the `BaseRepository#show` method to unders

Let me find the `BaseRepository#show` method specifically, and also look at `Statable::Resource` whi

Now let me look at the `BaseRepository.show` class method (the static version) since `show` at line

Now I can see the key pattern. The `BaseRepository.show` at line 337 calls `permission_joins(default

Excellent! The metrics tell a clear story. Most `create_resource` requests complete in 50-175ms norm

Now I have a clear picture. Looking at the max duration metric over 24h, most requests have max dura

Now let me check for the `Storagable` concern's `set_storage` behavior — specifically what happens d

Now I have a comprehensive picture. Let me look at one more thing — the `CaptureEntity` concern on C

Now I have enough evidence. Let me check one more thing — the `default_joins` for the ClusterReposit

The directory exists. Let me write the RCA report.

Now let me update the todo list and mark the task as complete.

RCA report written. Per instructions, I'm NOT modifying the cluster frontmatter since the user expli