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Observability Agent

Ingesting Logs

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Application Naming

Tagging Metrics

Building Dashboards

Setting up Alerts

Troubleshoot

Performance Issues

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VueJS 101 for CFML Devs

VueJS 101 for CFML Devs

VueJS 101 for CFML Devs I’ve been stumbling across a fair few developers recently who like the idea of using VueJS, but are not sure how to get started. VueJS can be used to build whole applications, but sometimes the … Read More

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Why Load Test ColdFusion Apps (4 Reasons)

By Michaela Light, CEO of TeraTech Let’s make sure that your new ColdFusion app doesn’t crash immediately after launch – by effective load testing. In this article, we will look at 4 reasons why load test ColdFusion Apps. You will … Read More

Using The FusionReactor API (FRAPI) To Add Custom Instrumentation In Lucee CFML 5.2.9.40

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Written By Ben Nadel on January 25, 2020, original article reproduced with kind permission. Now that InVision is migrating from the New Relic APM to the FusionReactor APM (Application Performance Management) for our Lucee CFML servers, I wanted to take some time to familiarize myself with the API … Read More

The De Facto Standard for ColdFusion / Java Application Monitoring

The De Facto Standard for ColdFusion / Java Application Monitoring What do you like best? FusionReactor is a necessary tool if you’re running a ColdFusion application of any appreciable size. Not helpful, not convenient. Necessary. It provides insights and alerts … Read More

The De Facto Standard for ColdFusion / Java Application Monitoring

The De Facto Standard for ColdFusion / Java Application Monitoring What do you like best? FusionReactor is a necessary tool if you’re running a ColdFusion application of any appreciable size. Not helpful, not convenient. Necessary. It provides insights and alerts … Read More

A must have tool for monitoring CF apps

Latest review on G2 What do you like best? The most helpful feature of FusionReactor is the fact that you can introspect all the requests running in production. You can easily see how much time it takes to run a … Read More

A must have tool for monitoring CF apps

Latest review on G2 What do you like best? The most helpful feature of FusionReactor is the fact that you can introspect all the requests running in production. You can easily see how much time it takes to run a … Read More

ColdFusion Queries

FusionReactor and Your ColdFusion Queries

FusionReactor and Your ColdFusion Queries In my last article on FusionReactor, I talked about slow pages and how the tool helps you find them. In that article, I specifically avoided talking about one of the biggest culprits of slow pages – … Read More

FusionReactor and Your ColdFusion Queries

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] FusionReactor and Your ColdFusion Queries In my last article on FusionReactor, I talked about slow pages and how the tool helps you find them. In that article, I specifically avoided talking about one of the biggest culprits of slow pages … Read More

Changing your FusionReactor instance name, easily

Have you wished you could change the name given to your monitored instance in FusionReactor (the name that appears in the UI and various reports/emails)? Did you know you could change it easily, on the fly, from within the instance … Read MoreRead More