Limit to number of Frog pages?
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Aug 15, 2008 21:14
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Is there a practical limit to the number of pages that Frog can handle? I haven't used Frog enough with a lot of pages to konw how it handles a large number of pages. I don't see any pagination system in the backend, which I'm sort of wondering about. I'm considering using Frog for sites that may have thousands of pages. Is this the wrong CMS for such a use case? |
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Aug 16, 2008 10:06
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@ricks - please keep in mind that Frog is relatively young... as for "thousands of pages", in that case you might have a problem with page management. As for possible performance issues: in terms of performance, it is more important to know how many hits you'll have than how many pages. Sure, thousands of pages will slow Frog down considerably but it might still perform decently when it doesn't have a lot of hits. Bottom line: we don't know how Frog will react because we don't have any data on it... my guess is that it isn't the CMS for such a site. Not yet at least ;-) |
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Aug 16, 2008 17:01
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I think at this point we should test the number of pages that Frog can comfortably handle. I'm not familiar enough with Frog or stress testing to do it yet, but if someone knows all the Frog methods and can generate pages on the fly, it woudl see like this would be a good thign to test. Put up a frog installation and generate 2,000, 5,000 10,000 pages etc, and see what happens. If the performance is good and it benchmarks well against competing CMS, then this can be another selling point for Frog... |
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Aug 16, 2008 18:22
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generating pages should be easy enough by simply adding pages to the database... just write a small php script that connects to the database and adds records to the appropriate tables... |