I'm on Umbraco 7.6.5. and I have found a good read about options within the umbracoSettings.config file here.
With a vanilla installation of Umbraco (installed via Nuget package) is there anyway I can test the performance of either having XmlCacheEnabled enabled or disabled? What things in Umbraco can I test against it?
I would just like to see a visual difference of some kind...
Also, despite running slow, what are any legitimate reasons to having it off?
You can test this setting only if you have big Umbraco website, try to generate a lot of Umbraco pages or use existing website and you will see the difference with XmlCacheEnabled enabled and disabled.
Testing performance with XmlCacheEnabled
I'm on Umbraco 7.6.5. and I have found a good read about options within the umbracoSettings.config file here.
With a vanilla installation of Umbraco (installed via Nuget package) is there anyway I can test the performance of either having XmlCacheEnabled enabled or disabled? What things in Umbraco can I test against it?
I would just like to see a visual difference of some kind...
Also, despite running slow, what are any legitimate reasons to having it off?
Thanks!
Hi Blackhawk
You can test this setting only if you have big Umbraco website, try to generate a lot of Umbraco pages or use existing website and you will see the difference with XmlCacheEnabled enabled and disabled.
Thanks,
Alex
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