sitecore7 - Designing a Sitecore tree to store more than 1Mn items -


i have 300+ "category" (can go 4 sub levels) items , 1mn+ "product items" stored in sitecore database. designing sitecore content tree.

i considering 2 options,

option1 - model "category" --> sub category .... --> "product items"

option 2 - model "category" tree separately , have "product items" separately. (home -> categories -> cat 1...) , (home -> product items -> product items)

according experience if go option 1, painfully slow if need modify category items , publish. (even enhancements)

option 2 not create balanced tree, category nodes faster edit.

please me sort out this. using sitecore 7.

you more or less going have come solution storing in separate section of content tree. not advise place million+ product items sitting directly under individual category items. number of reasons, including:

  1. performance, say. changes categories happen often, "follow market", "seo reasons". "campaign categories" (like "summer sale 2014") bound pop time time
  2. the nature of category/product relationship 1 1. meaning same product can , exist in multiple categories (think: duracell batteries existing in both "electrical", "batteries - non-rechargeable" , "camera accessories" categories)

since you're on sitecore 7, built-in solution product repository put products item bucket. have 2 (obvious) choices building product/category relationship:

  1. on "product", set multilist field named "categories", , add id of each category item product belongs to
  2. on "category", set search field select products item bucket

it depends on how product hierarchy going managed, of above fits best.

information on item buckets here: http://sdn.sitecore.net/reference/sitecore%207/developers%20guide%20to%20item%20buckets%20and%20search.aspx


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