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Caching for heavy traffic websites
Contentteller was originally developed for high traffic websites with millions of page views each month and supports multiple ways to keep the server load down.
HTML Cache
The HTML cache is the most efficient cache in Contentteller. This cache is caching the HTML output of the page in the database or the file system during the first visit and then showing a cached version to the following visitors. This will not only keep the server load down but also dramatically improve the performance of a website. Even smaller sites with very little content are about 110% faster under heavy load.
Datastore Cache
The datastore cache is caching the smaller elements in the side blocks.
Contentteller is storing elements like the last 10 stories in the datastore cache rather then querying the news database every time. This is another great help to reduce the overall load on the server.
Contentteller is storing elements like the last 10 stories in the datastore cache rather then querying the news database every time. This is another great help to reduce the overall load on the server.
There are more ways to reduce the load on the database server.
Unneeded SQL queries such as start/end time for news stories or stats can be disable full or party. The preferences settings and CSS can be also cached on the file system.
Unneeded SQL queries such as start/end time for news stories or stats can be disable full or party. The preferences settings and CSS can be also cached on the file system.
