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  • ggesheva 15 posts 116 karma points
    Aug 13, 2021 @ 07:31
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    Umbraco V8 installation with more than 25 000 members and public profile pages for each member

    I am currently scoping a project that needs to be reworked so Umbraco V8 is part of it. This projects already has 18 000 members and 5 000 more are for sure on their way.

    1. Does anybody here had experience with Umbraco with so many members? And if so what should I expect and beware of?
    2. Another thing is: I will need to generate public profile pages for each member. (creating-a-public-profile-page-for-members-in-umbraco <- Any idea 💡 of how efficient is this approach ? )

    My primary concerns are:

    • Is Umbraco capable of handling this amount of members without taking a hit on the performance when loading information from the members
      property?
    • Should I add my own tables to help the performance?
    • Having 25,000+ member nodes how much will it slow the manegment of the members via the Umbraco interface. However what if I just use my own manegment tool for this level of members?
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  • Alex Skrypnyk 6182 posts 24283 karma points MVP 8x admin c-trib
    Aug 13, 2021 @ 12:38
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    Hi

    Is Umbraco capable of handling this amount of members without taking a hit on the performance when loading information from the members property?

    • Yes, Umbraco can handle such amount of members

    All you want to implement is not a problem for Umbraco 8.

    Umbraco uses Examine indexes, so it's quite efficient in terms of handling it via backoffice.

    Thanks,

    Alex

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  • ggesheva 15 posts 116 karma points
    Aug 13, 2021 @ 12:43
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    That sounds great, thanks for the quick reply! I will definatly give it a go.

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