> > > Depending what You mean "piece of content"..... > > But the answer always should be the same "plenty of" :) > > It would be interesting to get some short comments from the list about > how large sites you're managing with midgard. > > How many articles, how many events, what load, etc? > > Anyhow it would be interesting to get some numbers to compare with, is > it bearable with 1000 articles, how about 10 000? What about nadmin, I > guess the tree view will go bezerk at 10 000 articles in the same > topic. =) >
Midgard itself is not a problem, back in the days of first version someone ran simulation on numbers of page impressions server per second on rather modest hardware (of that day, which nowadays is antique) the result were very encouraging. But unless the content is very clearly structured then managing it will become a problem after 2 or so thousand articles (or whatever object it's stored in) but this is more general problem, I'm pretty sure the painfull number of articles in one topic in Nadmin is closer to 500 than 1000 but this is solved by good design and topic layout. Of course custom admin interfaces could be designed to handle huge numbers of articles in single topic if it would be neccessary for some reason. The thing to remember is that if you have insane amounts of articles in single topic then listing those articles will take a lot of server memory (since it's a single SELECT), again organizing the articles in sensible topic structures makes life easier. Managing thousands (let alone tens of thousands) "pieces of content" is a challenge with any system (usually not because of the systems limitarions) but with correct content structure and processes it's definitely doable. I remember seeing a posting on the list arhives where someone was running a bunch of load-balancing basic servers running Midgard all connecting to a huge database (of several hundreds of gigabytes). -- Eero af Heurlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Consultant Partner Tel: +358 (0)20 198 6035 Nemein Solutions Oy http://www.nemein.com/ Nadmin Studio and Midgard support at 0600-1-2552 available for Finnish customers. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
