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ColdBox 5.4.0 Released!

Luis Majano |  April 22, 2019

What's New With v5.4.0

We are very excited to bring you ColdBox v5.4.0! This should have been a major release on it's own but since we kept compatibility we are labeling it as a minor release. Below are the major areas of improvement and the full release notes. To update your installations just issue the commands below with CommandBox:

  • update coldbox - Update ColdBox Platform
  • update logbox - Update standalone LogBox
  • update wirebox - Update standalone WireBox
  • update cachebox - Update standalone CacheBox

Major Areas Of Improvement

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CommandBox FusionReactor Module 4.0.0 Released

Brad Wood |  April 18, 2019

We've released a new major version of our CommandBox FusionReactor module.  This module allows you to easily add FusionReactor to any server you start with no manual installation or fiddling with JVM args.

install commandbox-fusionreactor
fr register "myLicenseKey"
server start
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FORGEBOX v4.5.0 Released

Luis Majano |  March 29, 2019

Today we are pleased to announce a minor release for our FORGEBOX suite of products: version 4.5.0. This release includes lots of fixes and some great additions. Keep reading for an in-depth review of the release.

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Redis Lucee v1.2.0 Extension Released!

Luis Majano |  March 05, 2019

 

We are very excited to bring you another release for our Redis Lucee Extension. This is our first minor release for this extension and it sports quite a few updates thanks to customer feedback. Here is a little introduction for those that are not familiar with our extension:

Overview

The Redis Lucee Extension allows you to natively connect to a Redis Server cluster and leverage it for distributed caching, session/client storage and distribution, cluster RAM file systems, and much more. It can allow your Lucee servers to scale and extend easily by leveraging Redis Server as the platform of choice for session/cluster managements, caching and virtual file-systems.

If you have ever asked yourself these questions, then our Lucee Extension can help you:

  • Want to use round-robin balancing instead of sticky sessions?
  • How do you deal with session/client information when you have more than 1 server in your cluster?
  • How can I scale my Lucee servers when I am running out of RAM?
  • Do you want your users to still be logged in even if a server in my cluster dies or is restarted?
  • Do you want to have a cluster-wide file system?
  • Are you using a container based deployment and need off heap peristence?
  • Do you want to be able to cache data in a distributed and elastic fashion?
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FORGEBOX v4.x Released

Luis Majano |  March 04, 2019

# FORGEBOX v4.x Has Landed We are so excited to bring one of the biggest releases for FORGEBOX in over a year. We have been working and learning from all the community feedback and have major news to share with the ColdFusion (CFML) world. The full release notes of this major version can be found at the end of the blog post, so read on for all the details of this release. Below we will discuss the major areas of improvement for FORGEBOX ## New UI

The entire UI has been redesigned and updated and we are not even done yet. More is coming for the entire UI/UX experience of FORGEBOX including the CommandBox integrations.

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CommandBox 4.6.0 Released

Brad Wood |  March 01, 2019

We are pleased to announce the release of CommandBox 4.6.0.  This is a minor release that fixes a few bugs and adds a couple nice features.  We recommend you upgrade at your earliest convenience.  

The latest binaries are available from our download page.

The latest docs are here in GitBook.

The latest ASCI art is waiting for you in the CLI.

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ContentBox v4.2.1 Docker Image Released

Luis Majano |  January 17, 2019

Today we are very excited to bring you the release of our latest Docker container for ContentBox v4.2.1. This is a major re-work of our container images as we now support over 5 different variations of our images, from warmed up servers to alpine versions of ContentBox. We have also added tons of new optimizations and environment variables to control container deployments. Ultimately, we have also updated our images to leverage the latest CommandBox 4.5.0 image!

Learn more about ContentBox at https://www.ortussolutions.com/products/contentbox and more about Docker deployment here: https://contentbox.ortusbooks.com/getting-started/installation/docker

Release Notes

v4.0.0

  • Disabled directory browsing for security
  • Added docker hostname to Application name in Application.cfc
  • Added a rolling file appender for all app logs to go to > /var/log/contentbox.log
  • Upgrade to latest CommandBox v4.5.0
  • Updated healthchecks to permit load up times and consistency
  • No runtime flags where ever being used, revamped it to warmup the server correctly and leverage environment variables for execution
  • Removed support for lucee 4.5
  • BE env variable was never working so you can test bleeding edge versions of ContentBox
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ContentBox v4.2.0 Released

Luis Majano |  January 14, 2019

Today we are very excited to bring you the release of ContentBox v4.2.0. This is a minor release of ContentBox and it sports tons of new updates, improvements and bug fixes including a major upgrade to ColdBox v5.3 which in itself gives us tons of new updates and features.

Here are the what's new guides for our release:

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ColdBox 5.3.0 Released!

Luis Majano |  January 14, 2019

What's New With 5.3.0

ColdBox 5.3.0 is a minor version update with lots of fixes, improvements and some new features not only to the ColdBox core but to LogBox and WireBox standalone versions alike. Below are the major areas of improvement and the full release notes. To update y...

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CommandBox 4.5.0 Released

Brad Wood |  December 24, 2018

We are pleased to announce the general availability of CommandBox 4.5.0.  This minor release contains some major new features in terms of managing your Java installations for servers and come just in time as free Oracle support ends and OpenJDK is on everyone's Christmas lists!

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