No, the Performance setting for caching modules does not change the way PageBlaster caches the whole page.

Also by default PageBlaster does not cache authenticated users. So I recommend that the module performance setting be set to heavy caching and cache in memory for authenticated users.

If you are running your test as an unauthenticated user (logged out) you should see dramatic changes after the pages have been requested/cached for the first time.

PageBlaster also optimizes your pages by reducing merging and compressing static JS & CSS files, etc.

---

Another item to consider is to ensure that you have modules in your test that are setup correctly for caching.  Individual modules can add to the number of database calls executed if they are developed in a manner that doesn't work in the most efficient manner.

---

-Mitchel Sellers
Microsoft MVP, ASPInsider, DNN MVP
CEO/Director of Development - IowaComputerGurus Inc.


Visit mitchelsellers.com for my mostly DNN Blog and support forum.

Visit IowaComputerGurus.com for free DNN Modules, DNN Performance Tips, DNN Consulting Quotes, and DNN Technical Support Services

That's cool. But how to enable cache of the core objects? I can not find it on host setting page and web.config.