Do you know how many time takes to saving and publish page in the new version of umbraco v8 by default? I created umbraco website based the Umbraco template (v8) in Azure and the saving process takes approximately 15 seconds. I hope I did some mistakes, because the performance is very poor. Thank you in advance.
Sounds Hopefully:)
Do you have separate sql server and db ?
Because umbraco template deploy these stuff, but when it comes to local machine the umbraco use sdf (Compact edition) DB and works really fast.
BTW my previous version of sites (Umbraco 7) has only one web service, but the saving nodes also takes 7-10 seconds.
By default Umbraco uses SDF file (sql-server-compact-edition) so after deploying on Azure performance became realy poor, near 30 seconds to save and publish.
Solution:
During createion umbraco site need choose the Azure DB or SQL DB and install.
Poor Performance on Azure Platform (Production)
Do you know how many time takes to saving and publish page in the new version of umbraco v8 by default? I created umbraco website based the Umbraco template (v8) in Azure and the saving process takes approximately 15 seconds. I hope I did some mistakes, because the performance is very poor. Thank you in advance.
Hello Andrei
Welcome to our Umbraco forum!!!
By default, it depends on the machine, for example, my latest Umbraco 8 project on Azure saving nodes took 2-3 seconds.
Thanks, Alex
Thank you!
Sounds Hopefully:) Do you have separate sql server and db ? Because umbraco template deploy these stuff, but when it comes to local machine the umbraco use sdf (Compact edition) DB and works really fast.
BTW my previous version of sites (Umbraco 7) has only one web service, but the saving nodes also takes 7-10 seconds.
By default Umbraco uses SDF file (sql-server-compact-edition) so after deploying on Azure performance became realy poor, near 30 seconds to save and publish. Solution: During createion umbraco site need choose the Azure DB or SQL DB and install.
Hi Andrei
On one project I have a separate SQL server, on another one I use SQL express on the same server.
Thanks,
Alex
SDF file database isn't recommended for production at all. Not only Azure.
What if the SDF is used on relatively low traffic sites?
Hi Berin,
It should work, but it's not recommended.
Alex
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