FusionReactor Observability & APM
Organizations using integrated CF solutions typically resolve performance issues significantly faster while reducing vendor management overhead. Here’s why the smartest CF teams are consolidating their toolchain. The Challenge: CF Performance Issues Are Getting More Expensive Industry reality: Many ColdFusion performance issues
Let’s face it – debugging in production has always been a bit of a nightmare. You’re getting reports of a mysterious bug, maybe it’s a null pointer exception or some bizarre edge case that only happens at 3:00 AM when
When your hosting company handles server management, you might wonder what value an application performance monitoring (APM) tool like FusionReactor can still provide for your ColdFusion applications. The answer is: plenty. While your hosting provider takes care of the underlying infrastructure,
The shift to cloud-based application performance monitoring isn’t just about moving your data off-site—it’s about unlocking capabilities that simply aren’t possible with traditional on-premise solutions. FusionReactor Cloud represents a new generation of monitoring tools that leverage the power of cloud
Imagine this: It’s the middle of the workday, and your application server suddenly crashes. Services are offline, users are frustrated, and you’re under intense pressure to find out what went wrong—and fast. This is where FusionReactor Cloud becomes an invaluable
Imagine this: you’re in the middle of a packed workday when your server suddenly crashes. Everything grinds to a halt. You’re now racing against the clock to find out what happened—and get your systems back online as quickly as possible.
Every ColdFusion developer has inherited “that” application. You know the one – it was built in 2008, has grown organically over the years, and now takes 30 seconds to load a simple report. The original developer left years ago, and
We’re thrilled to announce that FusionReactor has once again dominated the G2 Summer 2025 rankings, earning an impressive 38 awards across multiple categories. This achievement continues our remarkable track record of excellence, building upon similar recognitions we’ve received over the
Adobe’s ColdFusion 2025 Update 2 introduces not only security fixes and bug resolutions, but also two new JVM flags that provide developers with more control over remote method behavior and system probe execution. In this post, we’ll explain what these
Multi-Party Computation (MPC) servers are emerging as critical infrastructure for organizations that require collaborative analytics without compromising data privacy. In the observability space, these specialized servers enable a new paradigm: gaining collective insights from distributed systems while maintaining complete data
