The bottleneck for Reddot definitely has to be the sheer number of database calls it makes to build a single page. It's epic :) I've started using memcached quite a bit to improve my performance in other applications. I was wondering if anyone could think of a way to get memcached in-between the CMS server and the database. If Reddot could be configured to point to a bit of .NET code, that code could check the memcached first before going back to the database. There must be tonnes of repetitive hits to SQL when people are navigating around the same pages in Reddot.
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