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The way I am using Magento is like this:
What we have noticed that our customer facing storefront is pretty slow since Magento SOAP & RPC API are taking pretty long time to return the data even with the sample data that comes with Magento download. Even after we have enabled all the available caching in Magento admin panel we noticed that Magento is sending every query to the MySQL database and those queries tend to slow whole thing down under constant heavy load.
So I was wondering whether I have setup everything right or missed something? I repeat here we are not using Magento UI but have our own remote UI layer built using Java EE, Spring MVC etc that communicates with Magento using its SOAP & RPC API interface.
Is there some other form of caching to be enabled for these API calls? And how to avoid database calls from Magento using some sort of caching support?
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Enable/Disable Cache Types In your Magento backend, go to System > Tools > Cache Management. Check the box on which cache type you want to enable/disable. Then on the top left corner, select the appropriate action (Enable/Disable) and click the Submit button.
Magento collects configuration from all modules, merges it, and saves the merged result to the cache. This cache also contains store-specific settings stored in the file system and database. Clean or flush this cache type after modifying configuration files.
Magento 2 cache is in the var/cache directory off the store root with the settings located under System -> Cache Management. Configuration – generally, the system collects configuration info from all module/config.
Magento use configuration (XML) cache in API as well in normal frontend access. The cost of retrieve the data from MySQL using API is the same than use the frontend access. There is no native API response cache yet, just XMLs and MySQL Query Cache. You have to add a proxy or anything else by your own.
In my humble opinion, receive cached data will be painful, you can get late and mismatching data. I'll start with a good MySQL and HTTP Server performance tunning like is described in http://info.magento.com/rs/magentocommerce/images/Magento_PerformanceWhitepaper-EEv1-9.1.pdf.
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