Out of the box, there should be minimal DB hits for a standard request to a page, but I believe it might hit the database for redirect checks, and if there are any requests to Member data I think it hits the database. For Content and Media, this should all be in nuCache and as such, shouldn't hit the DB.
Any custom property editors I can't account for though as it's possible they could be hitting the database, any custom code could also be doing the same thing.
How much is Umbraco 11 using database for endusers?
I know that Umbraco is caching pages and read from XML - but how much is it using the database when the end-users is browsing the pages?
Hi Niels,
That actually depends on how the site is built.
Out of the box, there should be minimal DB hits for a standard request to a page, but I believe it might hit the database for redirect checks, and if there are any requests to Member data I think it hits the database. For Content and Media, this should all be in nuCache and as such, shouldn't hit the DB.
Any custom property editors I can't account for though as it's possible they could be hitting the database, any custom code could also be doing the same thing.
Thanks
Nik
Thank you for your answer - that will give me some ammo for pushing some ideas for my boss :)
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