May have to look into some of the bigger sites that are built on top of umbraco... Basically you're limited by the fysical capabilities of the server umbraco site is running on, as all published data (and some other stuff) is kept in memory, so the bigger a site, the bigger memory should be.
Large websites with +20k nodes (or documents in umbraco parlance) is not an exception.
Haven't seen any benchmarking data regarding umbraco sites.
I've too noticed Umbraco using large amount of memory for smallish websites. It would be interesting to see some stats for memory usage against page views for some bigger websites.
AFAIK the memory usage has more to do with the Application Pool memory settings, much like SQL Server it will just keep taking memory unless you configure it otherwise.
We've actually now moved away from Umbraco and over to Kooboo. I have to say, despite some teething troubles and the language barrier, are very pleased with it.
How about the performance of Umbraco?
I couldn't find any benchmarking data in the umbraco.org and whitepaper.
Does it only just support to create a small web site?
May have to look into some of the bigger sites that are built on top of umbraco... Basically you're limited by the fysical capabilities of the server umbraco site is running on, as all published data (and some other stuff) is kept in memory, so the bigger a site, the bigger memory should be.
Large websites with +20k nodes (or documents in umbraco parlance) is not an exception.
Haven't seen any benchmarking data regarding umbraco sites.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
/Dirk
Who knows the hardware parameters of the server for our.umbraco.org? And how many pageviews per day?
From what I've seen in stats on other threads, Umbraco is capable of scaling up to 100s of page views per minute and 100,000+ nodes.
That said, I've got a small installation covering 4 small websites and the app pool is currently sitting at 240+MB which seems a little extreme!
The Umbraco.config file is only 50KB so far, and I've uninstalled all unnecessary packages, so the vast memory consumption is a little confusing.
I'd be interested to hear other thoughts on this.
Martin
I've too noticed Umbraco using large amount of memory for smallish websites. It would be interesting to see some stats for memory usage against page views for some bigger websites.
Hey,
AFAIK the memory usage has more to do with the Application Pool memory settings, much like SQL Server it will just keep taking memory unless you configure it otherwise.
Rich
We've actually now moved away from Umbraco and over to Kooboo. I have to say, despite some teething troubles and the language barrier, are very pleased with it.
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