Neil Cresswell talks about “Using Portainer.io (Docker Container Management)” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes Portainer.io, which is an open-source “human friendly” Management UI for Docker Docker command line is very complex. Portainer greatly simplifies this. Portainer gives you access to a central overview of your Docker host […]
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064 Adobe API Manager (the business case) + CF Summit sneak peak with Elishia Dvorak
Elishia Dvorak talks about “ Adobe API Manager (the business case) + CF Summit sneak peak” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes API Manager REST SOAP Created in CF or any other language What it is Throttling, metering SLA Authorization OLOF Analytics Versioning Lifecycle management Notifications Debugging […]
063 Scaling Your ColdFusion Applications (Clusters, Containers and Load Tips) with Mike Collins
Mike Collins talks about “Scaling Your ColdFusion Applications (Clusters, Containers and Load Tips)” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. In this session, we will answer common questions around deploying applications across multiple JVM instances, servers or containers. How many instances, servers or containers do you really need? What happens […]
062 The Great ColdFusion Entrepreneurial Adventure (from side jobs to freelancing to your own biz) with Samuel Knowlton
Samuel Knowlton talks about “The Great ColdFusion Entrepreneurial Adventure (from side jobs to freelancing to your own biz)” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes His journey from side jobs to freelancing to his own biz Moved to NYC to become an actor – did CF side jobs to […]
061 Virtual Power Teams for ColdFusion Development (3 mistakes to avoid) with Peter Ivanov
Peter Ivanov talks about “Virtual Power Teams for ColdFusion Development (3 mistakes to avoid)” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes Why virtual ColdFusion software teams? Experts are hard to find and may not want to relocate Offshoring and labor arbitrage Easier scaling of projects Fast delivery 81% of […]
060 Migrating legacy CFML to MVC (Model View Controller) with Nolan Erck
Nolan Erck talks about “Migrating legacy CFML to MVC (Model View Controller)” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes What exactly is legacy ColdFusion? A broad term Non-framework code Might use CFIncludes or some CFCs to be modular Even giant 10k lines of code Self-posting forms What the MVC […]
059 Adobe CF Summit East 2018 with Kishore Balakrishnan
Kishore Balakrishnan talks about “All about the Adobe CF Summit East 2018 ColdFusion” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes What exactly is CF Summit East? Started in second year of CF Summit in Las Vegas For people who can’t travel to West coast Expecting 200 people, 160 registrations […]
058 Progressive Web Apps Building – Amazing Lucee CFML and ColdBox Tricks with Miles Rausch
Miles Rausch talks about “Progressive Web Apps Building – Amazing Lucee CFML and ColdBox Tricks” in this episode of the CF Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes What a Progressive Web App? (PWA) Eg google docs A web app that gives you a native app experience (including offline use) Content cache Background working […]
057 Into the CLOUD with FusionReactor (ColdFusion Application Performance Monitor) with David Tattersall
David Tattersall talks about “Into the CLOUD with FusionReactor (ColdFusion Application Performance Monitor)” in this episode of ColdFusion Alive Podcast, with host Michaela Light. Show notes What is FusionReactor CLOUD? CLOUD version of FusionReactor with extra features over the on-premises version What is FusionReactor FR is on premise tool Server Monitor and alert Crash protection […]
056 send.Better() – Giving ColdFusion Email a REST with Matthew Clemente
I am talking with Matthew Clemente about “send.Better() – Giving ColdFusion Email a REST” in this episode of CF Alive Podcast. Your application sends emails; they might be alerts, confirmations, reports, surveys, newsletters, support-related, or invoices. The process of setting up, maintaining, and troubleshooting these emails generally alternates between boring and frustrating; developers are happy […]
