performance - When and How Does the Database Slow Down a Site? -


i have read book o'reilly states 70-80% of performance of site can optimized via front-end. may mean database queries may account less 20 or 30% of site's performance. however, have seen huge websites facebook , twitter dedicate time optimizing queries (via query caching, normalizations, etc). when database become critical site's performance can account more aforementioned percentage? oh, , performance mean in context of speed, loading speed in particular.

when database become critical site's performance can account more aforementioned percentage?

after have optimized front-end max, relative impact of back-end become larger.

also, big sites face problem of scalability. might able serve single user fast, load grows, gets slower everyone. client-side part spread across users' machines, scales well. back-end shared everyone, , become bottleneck.


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