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David Heath	Thursday 10 April 2003 4:47:30 am Has any scalability testing been conducted on Exponential 3? I am particularly interested in how well it copes with a large number of documents (100000+) contained in many categories (5000+). How well does the backend user interface cope with this? How well does the frontend interface cope with this? Would be interested in empirical test results. Thanks Dave
Bård Farstad	Friday 11 April 2003 6:17:22 am We have done some tests, but we haven't created a report for this yet. This is something we will do in the near future. From our tests we found that Exponential scales well if you do not put very many objects in the same "category". E.g. a site with one category and 50000 objects in that category is much slower than a site with 100 categories and 500 objects in each category. We will publish some numbers as soon as we have a report ready. --bård Documentation: http://ez.no/doc

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David Heath

Thursday 10 April 2003 4:47:30 am

Has any scalability testing been conducted on Exponential 3? I am particularly interested in how well it copes with a large number of documents (100000+) contained in many categories (5000+).

How well does the backend user interface cope with this?

How well does the frontend interface cope with this?

Would be interested in empirical test results.

Thanks

Dave

Bård Farstad

Friday 11 April 2003 6:17:22 am

We have done some tests, but we haven't created a report for this yet. This is something we will do in the near future. From our tests we found that Exponential scales well if you do not put very many objects in the same "category". E.g. a site with one category and 50000 objects in that category is much slower than a site with 100 categories and 500 objects in each category.

We will publish some numbers as soon as we have a report ready.

--bård

Documentation: http://ez.no/doc