Posts tagged ‘catalog’
Posts about catalog work in Optimizely Commerce — traversal patterns, the Content APIs, batched enumeration, and scheduled jobs that respect memory budgets.
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What Mattered More Than the API. Part 5: Process Uptime and the Benchmark
A long-running app imported 7x slower than a freshly restarted one, the finding that beat every API optimization, plus runnable benchmark jobs.
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The Low-Level API Is Not Automatically Fast. Part 4: Counting Round Trips
The low-level Commerce DTO API is not automatically fast: counting the database round trips per imported row, and four fixes I would apply first.
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Surviving a Dirty Feed. Part 3: Error Handling and Event Batching
Committing a 250,000-row Optimizely catalog import row by row, returning a per-row failure report, and coalescing catalog events into one per batch.
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Writing a Catalog Entry the Low-Level Way. Part 2: The Writer
Upserting a catalog entry through CatalogContext and MetaDataPlus: ContentGuid, the meta class seam, response groups, and a create path that rolls back.
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Bulk Catalog Import in Optimizely Commerce. Part 1: Why the DTO API
Why I use the DTO API instead of IContentRepository for bulk catalog writes in Optimizely Commerce: measured 2.7-3.3x faster, and what it costs you.
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Catalog Traversal with Hangfire. Part 3: Advanced Job Management
Part 3: using Hangfire for advanced catalog traversal job management in Optimizely Commerce — retries, monitoring, distributed execution, flexible scheduling.
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Catalog Traversal in Action. Part 2: Real-World Scheduled Job Patterns
Part 2: applying the catalog traversal service to real Optimizely Commerce scheduled jobs with error handling, progress reporting, and resilience patterns.
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Memory-Efficient Catalog Traversal in Optimizely Commerce. Part 1: Building the Service
Part 1 of a series on streaming catalog traversal in Optimizely Commerce — a memory-efficient service that processes large catalogs without OOM errors.