Is there any potential performance issue if I make many storeviews in Magento -

I run an MLM business (www.mysitename.com) which reaches 1000 amateur business owners. My site is based on Magento.

I intend to give each of them a customized store view (such as partnername.mysitename.com), so that they can promote again. The view of the store is basically a replica of my original store scene, which has small UI tweaks. All store views are mapped to the same root category (again similar to my main store view).

Does anyone see any negativity to it? If I make 1000 such store views, then my main concern is potential performance problems. I hope if Magentoga can run thousands of sites with different catalogs, then this magician is able to deliver it for me. (Especially since this list is similar in my case).

But what I do not want to do is avoid all this and it is launched, only to understand that 1 20 sites work great, but when the number reaches hundreds, the performance is complete Decreased in kind

Any suggestions / suggestions about best practices will be highly appreciated.

Relation

Non-opinionated part of the question: Number of shop shop views Naturally the performance of the pages being served will not be affected by the rate of the pages being served.

To serve a large number of pages, you can run a server farm that loads the load. The database will be replicated in a master-slave configuration, where all data changes are presented to the first master. The complexity of this type of Magento is that the database is being written on almost every page view, new data is being written. The speed at which they write may be inevitably inhibit on the master database. Your overall strategy should be for writing, or to reduce page impressions per page.

Start by researching Magento on multiple servers and try to find out how many pages / seconds are successful. Then guess how many of your pages / seconds will create your business and you can calculate the maximum supported store views.