FusionReactor Observability & APM
With the release of FusionReactor 7.4.0 we’ve added some new support for a number of ColdFusion tags (we already had support for CFHTTP and CFQUERY). This now means in both ColdFusion and Lucee the following tags will now be tracked
FusionsReactor 7.3, the latest release in the ColdFusion and Java monitoring tool has tons of new features and improvements. This article will be an overview of some of the most valuable aspects which affect the bottom line and ultimately guide
Why debugging in production is so tempting? In one of my first jobs, one of the tasks I had was to fix a bug which used to occur from time to time in a very complex production system. That is
INTERGRAL SOFTWARE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (“EULA”) THE FOLLOWING EULA APPLIES TO FUSIONREACTOR VERSIONS 7 AND 8, AND THEIR MINOR/MICRO UPDATES ONLY IMPORTANT: CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING LICENSE AGREEMENT. THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (“EULA”) IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN
VisualVM Buffer pool – what is the buffer pool? The buffer pool space is located outside of the garbage collector-managed memory. It’s a way to allocate native off-heap memory. What’s the benefit of using buffer pools? To answer this question, let’s
Monitoring Buffer Pools – what is the buffer pool? The buffer pool space is located outside of the garbage collector-managed memory. It’s a way to allocate native off-heap memory. What’s the benefit of using buffer pools? To answer this question,
Understanding the Memory Mapped Buffer To understand the memory mapped buffer we first need to understand the Java buffer pool. The Java buffer pool space is located outside of the garbage collector-managed memory. It’s a way to allocate native off-heap memory.
Understanding Java Non-Direct Buffer The Java buffer pool space is located outside of the garbage collector-managed memory. It’s a way to allocate native off-heap memory. What’s the benefit of using a Java buffer pool? To answer this question, let’s firstly
Understanding garbage collector-managed memory The Java buffer pool space is located outside of the garbage collector-managed memory. It’s a way to allocate native off-heap memory. What’s the benefit of using a Java buffer pool? To answer this question, let’s firstly
FR7 represents a massive step forward for FusionReactor, includes 20 completely new core features and around 100 major improvements and bug fixes. Our primary goals for this release have been to enhance the array of system, application and JVM metrics
