We are observing high latency for a website which is hosted on D365 Powerapp portal at Azure for China User. Please share exact reason & it's solution .
You might follow this checklist in your own environment:
Check where your Power Apps Portal is hosted
Is it hosted in an Azure region inside China, or is it hosted on global Azure and accessed from China? Run latency / network path trace from within China
From users’ locations, run traceroute or similar to the portal’s hostname. See where hops are long.
See if the traffic goes outside China and returns, or is fully internal. Check if Azure China provides an equivalent of the features you use
E.g., does Azure China have the same CDN, Front Door, SSL offloading, etc., that global Azure has? Measure resource load times
Use browser dev tools (Network tab) to see which resources are slow (CSS, JS, images, API calls).
Are there large files or many HTTP requests? Evaluate whether you can migrate
If your portal is global Azure, consider migrating to Azure China region if most of your users are in China. Implement edge caching / CDN for static content
Ensure static content is served from close edge node. Reduce external dependencies
Remove or defer calls to external services or APIs that are far away or have poor latency.
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