Tracking and DbContext Lifetime

Skips the snapshot, allowing for faster reads and lower memory usage Generates a new DbContext instance Saves all changes to the database immediately Tracks changes to entities for performance improvement

The entity was loaded using `AsNoTracking()` The entity is used in multiple contexts The entity was never retrieved from the database The context is a singleton instance

It causes performance issues It creates a new instance for each request It can throw an exception or behave like a singleton It allows parallel execution of queries

Inject it as a singleton for improved performance Create a new instance on each request Use `IDbContextFactory<T>` to create a scoped DbContext Load it from the service container without managing its lifecycle