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Umbraco in a NLB architecture.. when does each web server read from the db? i.e. you publish from the admin server - does this then instruct the web servers to contact the db for the updates?
The backoffice uses the database a lot. For example the Document object stores each property in the database. The website itself can do a lot less db calls. For example the Node object only works with the cached xml. More info here: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/api-cheatsheet/difference-between-node-and-document.
You can also use this package to test db reads: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/miniprofiler-for-umbraco.
Jeroen
Thanks for the reply.. eactly what i was looking for. This will help with the architecture of the site.
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When does Umbraco read the db?
Umbraco in a NLB architecture.. when does each web server read from the db? i.e. you publish from the admin server - does this then instruct the web servers to contact the db for the updates?
The backoffice uses the database a lot. For example the Document object stores each property in the database. The website itself can do a lot less db calls. For example the Node object only works with the cached xml. More info here: http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/api-cheatsheet/difference-between-node-and-document.
You can also use this package to test db reads: http://our.umbraco.org/projects/developer-tools/miniprofiler-for-umbraco.
Jeroen
Thanks for the reply.. eactly what i was looking for. This will help with the architecture of the site.
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