Le 4 juil. 2012 à 21:17, Amit Nithian a écrit : > Thanks for your response! Were you using the SQL database as an object > store to pull XWiki objects or did you have to execute several queries > to reconstruct these objects?
The first. It's all fairly transparent. There are "XWiki Classes" and XWiki objects which are rendered, they live as composite of the XWiki-java-objects which hibernate-persisted. > I don't know much about them sorry.. > Also for those responding, can you provide a few basic metrics for me? > 1) Number of nodes receiving queries > 2) Approximate queries per second > 3) Approximate latency per query I admire those that have this at hand. > I know some of this may be sensitive depending on where you work so > reasonable ranges would be nice (i.e. sub-second isn't hugely helpful > since 50,100,200 ms have huge impacts depending on your site). I think caching comes into play here in a very strong manner, so these measures are fairly difficult to establish. One Solr I run, in particular, makes differences between 100ms (uncached queries) and 9 ms (cached query). Paul
