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Ortus ContentBox VPS Hosting
We are excited to announce another hosting provider for ContentBox Modular CMS: Kickass VPS. We have partnered with them to not only bring you ContentBox Hosting but the VPS offering are certified by us and they are also built and tuned according to our production servers. You can find them in 3 distinct flavors and you can even purchase them with Ortus Support ho...
ContentBox VPS Hosting Has Arrived
We are so excited to announce our partnership with KickassVPS to bring you some great hosting offerings for ContentBox Modular CMS. These VPS offerings are certified servers by Ortus Solutions, built to our standards and tuned as well. Enjoy!
KickAssVPS offers ContentBox virtual private servers for all of your needs and budget sizes. These VPS servers come wit...
ContentBox VPS Hosting Has Arrived
We are so excited to announce our partnership with KickassVPS to bring you some great hosting offerings for ContentBox Modular CMS. These VPS offerings are certified servers by Ortus Solutions, built to our standards and tuned as well. Enjoy!
KickAssVPS offers ContentBox virtual private servers for all of your needs and budget sizes. These VPS servers come wit...
Introducing: Ortus FuseGuard Firewall Module
We are so excited to announce the availability of FuseGuard, the application firewall for CFML, as a ColdBox and ContentBox Module. We teamed up with Pete Freitag at Foundeo and have create an awesome module that can protect your ColdBox and ContentBox ...
Come Learn about NoSQL and Caching with Couchbase in this Official Webinar
We are very excited to announce a brand new webinar coming up on November 19th at 9am PST which will dive into exactly what Couchbase Server is and how to leverage it in any CFML application. We have partnered with the great guys at Couchbase to put on this FREE official Couchbase webinar and will be co-presenting with
Webinar: Scaling CFML Applications with Couchbase NoSQL Server
We are very excited to partner up with the great folks at Couchbase to bring you an awesome webinar on November 19th, 2013. Myself, Brad and Tug will be presenting on the amazing features of the Couchbase NoSQL server and how it can be leveraged for scalability with CFML applications. Here is a synopsis of the webinar:
Scaling ColdFusion (CFML) Applications with Couchbas...
Running a ContentBox Cluster on the Jelastic Cloud PaaS
The folks at Jelastic have published an excellent article about how to deploy ContentBox in their Jelastic Cloud and scale it for distribution. Here is the article as well:
Introduction
Today we’ll show you how to deploy ContentBox to the Jelastic Cloud. In this deployment, ContentBox is powered by Railo, an open source CFML engine that can be deployed to any Java Servlet Container. Moreover, you’ll see how to use its embedded Railo CFML cluster cache by the Memcached implementation and how it can help to create a fast and scalable caching layer for ContentBox.
In our case, the clustered cache offers shared session storage for all servers in a cluster. You can then store all the sessions in this cache that are available from all servers in the cluster. In other words, we’ll use Memcached for session replication. So let’s take an easy example.
Running a ContentBox Cluster on the Jelastic Cloud PaaS
The folks at Jelastic have published an excellent article about how to deploy ContentBox in their Jelastic Cloud and scale it for distribution. Here is the article as well:
Introduction
Today we’ll show you how to deploy ContentBox to the Jelastic Cloud. In this deployment, ContentBox is powered by Railo, an open source CFML engine that can be deployed to any Java Servlet Container. Moreover, you’ll see how to use its embedded Railo CFML cluster cache by the Memcached implementation and how it can help to create a fast and scalable caching layer for ContentBox.
In our case, the clustered cache offers shared session storage for all servers in a cluster. You can then store all the sessions in this cache that are available from all servers in the cluster. In other words, we’ll use Memcached for session replication. So let’s take an easy example.