Excellent - coming from MODx to Umbraco you shouldn't have too much of a difficulty here. I have utilized both CMS and Umbraco is definitely the best OS .NET platform here. You should be in good shape utilizing either DB - then again like Jan said - some packages might not work with MySQL.
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Hi, I am used to LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) and using MODx CMS.
But I would like to take Umbraco for a ride so my question is:
When I need speed (on a small site) should I use SQL Server 2008 instead of MySQL or doesn't that matter.
I was thinking of doing this in a small scale using unoeuro.com or surftown.dk for hosting my web hotel.
Hi Erik
If it's a small site I don't really think it matters. I have a install on unoeuro running a mysql and never have had problems.
Please note that some packages may not work on MySql.
/Jan
@erik - your front end website content is cached in memory so the database choice mainly affects the performance of the back office.
I'm not sure if there is a simple metric to determine whether mySQL or SQL server is more performant.
Excellent - coming from MODx to Umbraco you shouldn't have too much of a difficulty here. I have utilized both CMS and Umbraco is definitely the best OS .NET platform here. You should be in good shape utilizing either DB - then again like Jan said - some packages might not work with MySQL.
Thanks a lot! This is great feedback from all of you. This seems to be a very nice forum indeed.
I am not sure how to close this tread and comments are stille welcome, but I think I have the input I need to go on.
Best regards Erik
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