If you have this many pages of content I would probably be more inclined to store these directly in the database rather than as Umbraco content nodes. Maybe if these are a list of legacy pages from an older website you can store them in the database and handle them slightly different to new pages.
Umbraco has a load of versioning and audit stuff which makes it more difficult handling this kind of data.
Can Umbraco handle High load & large amount of content?
Hi Umbraco community,
We are choosing a CMS platform for a big old solution. It's preferable to have site on-premise, not in cloud
Does anyone have experience with building a solution with similar characteristics:
~ 4-20 mln visits a day (3 sites)
~ 4000 requests/sec
~ 6 mln pages of content (search is needed in admin for all pages)
It would be great to know about real-life examples.
Hi,
6 million pages?
I think that would be pushing it a bit.
If you have this many pages of content I would probably be more inclined to store these directly in the database rather than as Umbraco content nodes. Maybe if these are a list of legacy pages from an older website you can store them in the database and handle them slightly different to new pages.
Umbraco has a load of versioning and audit stuff which makes it more difficult handling this kind of data.
If you went down this path I think something like this might help you out. https://our.umbraco.com/packages/backoffice-extensions/fluidity/
This package allows you to edit from within Umbraco directly to custom tables your have created in the database.
Unfortunatly it doesn't look like its working for Umbraco 8 yet.
Regards
David
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