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Retrofitting your existing Java JVM for TLS 1.2 + Let’s Encrypt

On 30 September 2025 @ 23:59 UTC we will Disable TLS 1.0 / 1.1 on every public FusionReactor endpoint (licence, downloads, Cloud ingestion). Replace our Sectigo certificate chain with Let’s Encrypt ISRG Root X1/X2. If your server already supports TLS … Read More

OpsPilot’s new Web Search Toggle

Take control of your queries with OpsPilot’s new Web Search Toggle We’re excited to introduce a simple but powerful update to OpsPilot: the Web Search Toggle –  designed to give you more control over how your questions are handled, especially … Read More

Debugging in Production: Why FusionReactor’s Debugger might be your new best friend

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 … Read More

Unlock ColdFusion Performance Insights with FusionReactor Cloud’s Grafana MCP Integration

For ColdFusion teams serious about application performance, this integration offers an unprecedented level of insight with minimal setup effort.
Rather than spending hours poring over logs and metrics dashboards, you can have conversations with AI that draws directly from your live monitoring data. Whether you’re dealing with memory leaks, slow queries, or unexpected errors, the FusionReactor Cloud and Grafana MCP integration puts the answers at your fingertips, allowing you to spend less time troubleshooting and more time building exceptional applications.
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Top Features in FusionReactor Cloud That You Won’t Find in On-Premise

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 … Read More

Post-Crash Troubleshooting with FusionReactor Cloud: A Step-by-Step Guide

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 … Read More

How FusionReactor Helps You Respond To a Server Crash

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. … Read More

The Hidden Performance Killers in Legacy ColdFusion

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 … Read More

FusionReactor Continues Award-Winning Streak: 38 G2 Summer 2025 Leadership Awards

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 … Read More

New JVM Flags in ColdFusion 2025

New JVM Flags in ColdFusion 2025 Update 2: What They Do and When to Use Them

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 … Read More