We are renovating our website! By June, we will have a newly designed website with all new features including ways to contact us direcly and photos of all our staff. We have been working on how to better serve our clients, and it was time our website got a tune up. Watch our for our […]
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When should you use a SAN?
I was talking with TeraTech’s server tuning consultant Mike Brunt about servers and SANs (Storage Area Networks). When should you use a SAN? 1/ As a SAN systems are typically simply a large number of hard-drives, optical drives etc in an enclosure, it is very easy to add capacity quickly as needed as opposed to […]
May’s MDCFUG Lunch
Last months ColdFusion Lunch was literally twice as successful as the previous one, with twice the amount of ColdFusion users which means twice the amount of contacts and twice the amount of fun. In fact, because it was pouring rain outside, those there didn’t want to leave, so it was almost twice as long! In […]
ColdFusion stability, metrics, logs and garbage collection
I was talking with TeraTech’s server tuning consultant Mike Brunt about ColdFusion tuning and clustering which we did for a client to improve stability and performance. I thought others might be interested in what we did with server metrics, threads, logs and garbage collection in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). We edited two files, as […]
The Corporate Culture Machine
I recently read an article by Miki Saxon about the similarities between corporate culture and computers. Pretty fascinating when you realized most everyone equates the two to being quite opposing. When you get down to the nitty-gritty, the real “guts” so to speak, they are pretty similar. A computer does exactly what its told. Now […]
TeraTech Class Schedule
TeraTech offers training classes for ColdFusion and Fusebox for every skill level. Here are the upcoming classes you can sign up for. ColdFusion 201 – Tuesday, April 29th, 10am-5 Taught by resident expert Ajay Sathuluri, this class is the follow-up to beginner’s ColdFusion where he will cover how to secure all of your sites parts […]
TeraTech Development Approach – Web Services and Testing
This is a continuation of the TeraTech Development Approach from last month. 7. Develop Common Web Services One significant advantage of moving applications to the new version of ColdFusion is the opportunity to reuse code and share common services between applications. It is possible to build and deploy components such as a common security access […]
ColdFusion Cluster Server Tuning training and consulting
TeraTech is helping a large organization in the central US learn how to tune their cluster of ColdFusion servers. We are flying to their location to analyze their current server issues so that the training will be customized to their exact set up and issues. On clustering we will examine CF8 clustering options – pros […]
April’s MDCFUG Lunch
The premiere MDCFUG Lunch was a success! There was a bit of confusion as to the location of the restaurant, but beyond that everything turned out great, and people made contacts with others using ColdFusion. Since it was such a resounding success, we will sponsor another one. This will be on Monday, April 28th at […]
TeraTech Development Approach – Design in Fusebox and Database Access Components
This is a continuation of the TeraTech Development Approach from last month 5. Web Site Design in Fusebox The system methodology used for NJ Sullivan development is Fusebox 4.1 running on ColdFusion MX version 6.1. The design model to be employed is the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. With Fusebox and MVC there is a separation of […]
