I just watch the uHangout, Merchello seems great ! Congratulation.
Have you done some performence tests with lot's of products ? For example, can Merchello manage around 10 000 products (with variants and related products)
And the backend UI with 10 000 products, is it gonna perform ? (if you know) I guess we'll need to use the grid view for the products list instead of nodes in the tree in this case.
The performance tests we've done thus far have mainly been "checks".
I have loaded the database with 12 and 15,000 products and played around in the back office which is really quick assuming your method of import does trigger the ProductIndexer (Examine) to index all of the products (you can rebuild the index through Umbraco's Examine manager). Note: I did not make variants for every product but, in theory, other than the saving time the back office should perform the same.
With respect to the front end, I think performance tests are somewhat subject to the way you organize your content (doctypes) but the idea is to as closely merge products with content as possible so we can get as close as possible to Umbraco defining the limitation.
Performance with lots of products.
Hello,
I just watch the uHangout, Merchello seems great ! Congratulation.
Have you done some performence tests with lot's of products ? For example, can Merchello manage around 10 000 products (with variants and related products)
And the backend UI with 10 000 products, is it gonna perform ? (if you know) I guess we'll need to use the grid view for the products list instead of nodes in the tree in this case.
Thank you very much.
The performance tests we've done thus far have mainly been "checks".
I have loaded the database with 12 and 15,000 products and played around in the back office which is really quick assuming your method of import does trigger the ProductIndexer (Examine) to index all of the products (you can rebuild the index through Umbraco's Examine manager). Note: I did not make variants for every product but, in theory, other than the saving time the back office should perform the same.
With respect to the front end, I think performance tests are somewhat subject to the way you organize your content (doctypes) but the idea is to as closely merge products with content as possible so we can get as close as possible to Umbraco defining the limitation.
Many thanks
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