As someone that had to deal with Magento in production, it had serious scaling issues. I noticed more than 150 SQL queries to make a single purchase, with an abundance of lock contention issues... enough that they alone will bring a SQL server to its knees.
It's great for selling one or two items per hour. If you are unfortunate enough to have a popular product, then your options with Magento may be limited. You can't easily shard a shopping cart. Once you max out at 48 cores and SSD RAID, you're stuck.
Fortunately, for us, the problem resolved itself once we turned away enough customers.
I had to touch magento2 once. Never again. At a local installation, everything is so slow that developing makes zero fun. Even the official demo-shops have a pageload of about 5 seconds minimum. Not to mention what happens when you visit them via mobile.
3 comments
[ 8.4 ms ] story [ 92.4 ms ] threadIt's great for selling one or two items per hour. If you are unfortunate enough to have a popular product, then your options with Magento may be limited. You can't easily shard a shopping cart. Once you max out at 48 cores and SSD RAID, you're stuck.
Fortunately, for us, the problem resolved itself once we turned away enough customers.