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October 30, 2013

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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 Couchbase NoSQL Server

In modern applications, scalability is one of the most important keys to success.  High availability requires distributed systems that can scale with load and data size.  Couchbase has been recognized to be one of the fastest and easiest to scale NoSQL databases. Ortus Solutions has developed plugins for CFML applications (powered by ColdFusion and/or Railo) and Couchbase to bring this power to your CFML applications.  

Many modern applications are using NoSQL document stores for rapid development and flexible data models.  Many data needs can be satisfied by storing JSON documents that allow for on-the-fly modifications.  You can index JSON documents of any structure using map reduce functions, and execute queries against them.  Couchbase will bring both scalability, flexible data models and much more to your CFML applications.

In this webinar you'll see:

  • Overview of Couchbase Server and NoSQL Document store
  • Overview of ColdFusion (CFML) Applications
  • Distribute Java EE sessions with Couchbase Railo Extension
  • Leverage NoSQL JSON Document store from CFML
  • Leverage Couchbase as a distributed cache from any CFML application.

 

 

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