Hi Dennis,

Yes...I don't understand all of it, but here is what I have so far. I know the files are replicated across 3 sites on the same server. The last sync id always has a value greater than 0 and the table umbracoInstructions does have data, but it always gives me that message on a cold boot.

I tried doing the tempStorage="Sync", but that didn't do anything.

I haven't tried the umbracoContentXMLUseLocalTemp, do you recommend that?

One annoying thing I noticed is that when I update a template when I am logged into one site, it does not show up for the others because of the file replication, do you know a way around this?

Also, I will point out that the database for one of the environments is dropped and the umbraco db is scripted out. Not sure if this could have bad effects...

Thanks, Saied

Hi Saied,

Here is an issue from the tracker about the same issue that you have

http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-8249

and also see

http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-7614

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

Does rebuilding the examine indexes have an effect on loading the front end website or is it just the backoffice?

I added the following, but it still takes 2 minutes to render a page:

useTempStorage="Sync"
tempStorageDirectory="UmbracoExamine.LocalStorage.AzureLocalStorageDirectory, UmbracoExamine"

Hi Saied,

Out of the box Umbraco comes configured to index content and members in the back office for the back office or internal search engine that appears in the header. As Examine is configuration driven you can quickly modify or set up indexes and searchers.

You can read more about Examine herehttps://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Reference/Searching/Examine/

You can also read more about in this blogpost https://umbraco.com/follow-us/blog-archive/2011/9/16/examining-examine/ or http://24days.in/umbraco/2013/getting-started-with-examine/

But you can also use it for a search functionally on the front-end of you site.

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

Hi Saied,

Have you tried to look at the mini profiler to see if you can get some hints about why your page is taking 2 minutes to load.

The first thing that you need to do to enable the mini profiler is to change false to true in the debug="true" in the web.config.

<compilation defaultLanguage="c#" debug="true" batch="false" targetFramework="4.5">

After this you can get the mini profiler by adding ?umbDebug=true to the URL like this.

http://www.yourdomain.com/?umbDebug=true

Hope this helps you to get more information about why your page is take 2 minutes to load.

/Dennis

Hi Dennis,

I did ?umbDebugShowTrace=true before but not what you mentioned. What is the difference?

I ran one on my contact page and I noticed this:

RazorView.Render: ~/Views/ContactBD.cshtml  7048.0

This initially was slow whenever I deployed, but not as slow as this. This started happening when I moved to azure.

I also noticed this [DatabaseServerMessenger] Syncing from database.... Does it do this no matter if you have the umbraco.config or not? I thought it pulls from the config first?

I have looked at CachedPartials and OutputCache, but what if my sites share the same partial? Will someone else get a cached result if data going into the partial is dynamic?

Are there any other things I can do to speed up rendering of partials?

If this helps, I know the files are replicated in azure.

Thanks, Saied