On 10/11/2014 20:38, Julian Sedding wrote: > Hi Laura > >> Testing on the current version of jackrabbit shows significant reduction is >> performance when we hit upwards of 100K documents. > This sound like you are storing all documents in a flat list within a > single parent node. This is a known (design) limitation in Jackrabbit. > You should be able to work around this by creating a hierarchy and > store < 10k documents within a single parent node. With such a > structure storing 1 million documents should not cause performance > problems. > > Oak can handle larger child lists, as long as the parent node is not > orderable. > That means instead of using an nt:unstructured like node, use an oak:Unstructured one. Unfortunately I think all the sling: nodes are ordered ones in case you're passing via Sling.
Davide
