ColdFusion 8 performance monitoring
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Beginning
How can you write bulletproof code, fine-tune applications for top performance, and know that your server is meeting the highest load demands without making your users wait? You can use the new Performance Monitor in Adobe ColdFusion 8. This 60-minute session will introduce the Server Monitor and show you how you can use it to diagnose and fix problems in ColdFusion applications, and react to and avoid problems that may arise once an application is deployed in production.
Afterwards, continue by reading Charlie Arehart’s series on using the ColdFusion 8 Server Monitor in production and development environments.
- Watch the Acrobat Connect eSeminar (Presentation time: 90 minutes including discussion)
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