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2673017 CF-4156552 Suchika S. We added support for Redis , JCS & MemCached to ColdFusion 2018. Hence closing this bug.
2608600 CF-4051715 External U. This prevents us from using Couchbase/Memcached as our L2 cache provider, thus preventing us from upgrading to CF11 from CF9.1
suit your application more than another. So we need to integrate more caching engines. In the 2018 release of ColdFusion, we have added support for 3 new caching engines JCS (Java caching system) Redis Memcached Java Caching System (JCS) Pros One of the fastest caching […] The post Distributed caching
2608600 CF-4051715 External U. This is huge for several of our clients who use Couchbase for 2nd level cache via existing memcached providers. I'd love to see a way to do this again. Here's a guide I wrote that works for CF9 and 10. https://www.ortussolutions.com/blog/couchbase-secondary-orm-configuration-setup
Charlie Arehart But to be clear, the PMT is not an Enterprise-only feature, right? Can you clarify for folks what is new in 2018 that is Enterprise-only ? From what I've been able to find, it seems that the only thing is the distributed cache options (Redis and Memcached) for the caching features
|http://localhost:8500/CFIDE/administrator/settings/caching.cfm]| |Template cache size|1024 templates | |Enable trusted cache|Yes  | |Cached query limit|100| |Save Class Files|Yes  | |Caching engine|Ehcache  | |JCS DSN name| | |Is JCS cluster enabled|No  | |Memcached servers| | |Redis server| | |Redis port|0  | |Redis
Charlie Arehart To folks reading this post, it seems worth noting that the new Distributed Caching options in CF2018 (Redis and memcached) are in fact offered only in the Enterprise (and trial and developer) edition only, and NOT in Standard. Can someone from Adobe confirm? I'm pretty sure I did
Jason Caldwell I do have a question on Coldfusion pricing and CPU limits (licensing). Coldfusion is built on-top of free software: Tomcat, SOLR, Java, Open Office, Memcache, REDIS, etc... 99% of Coldfusion is running on Open or Free software. So, you might say, that 1% is proprietary, CFML
performance through Caching with the newly added engines: a. Memcached b. JCS c. Redis d. Using a custom cache plugin 9. New Admin APIs to support the caching engines 10. Hibernate upgraded to ver 5.2 11. New configuration settings in wsconfig tool 12. Updates to ColdFusion Builder.