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ColdFusion 2023 – Google Cloud Platform – FireStore

Cloud Firestore is a flexible, scalable NoSQL cloud database to store and sync data for client- and server-side development. It offers seamless integration with other Firebase and Google Cloud products. Here are some use cases where Firestore can be effectively applied: Real-Time Applications: Firestore allows real-time listeners to be attached to data, enabling the development of applications that require real-time updates like collaborative tools, real-time analytics, dashboards, or gaming leaderboards. Offline Synchronization: Firestore supports automatic offline data persistence. This is […]

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ColdFusion 2023 – Security Enhancements

For the ColdFusion 2023 release, we are adding 2 important security enhancements: JSON Web Tokens (JWT) and SAML/LDAP support for ColdFusion Administrator login. JSON Web Tokens JWT are an open source standard used to allow client/server communication in a secure way. They are designed to ease the burden on authentication services, especially in Microservices based architectures. In fact, ColdFusion supports 3 related technologies: JWT (JSON Web Tokens), JWS (JSON Web Signatures), and JWE (JSON Web Encryption). As an example, if […]

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ColdFusion 2023 – GraphQL Client

GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for executing those queries with your existing data. It provides a more efficient, powerful, and flexible alternative to REST. In ColdFusion 2023 we are providing a native method of consuming and sending data across GraphQL using GQL. This includes support for fragments, variables, aliases, queries, mutations, subscriptions and more. In future versions of ColdFusion we will add the ability to expose your own data as GraphQL endpoints, but in the […]

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ColdFusion 2023 – Google Cloud Platform – Storage

Google Cloud Storage is a scalable, fully-managed, secure, and highly available object/blob storage service from Google Cloud. It’s designed to handle data from any source and can serve data to any destination. You can do just about anything with it that requires storing and accessing files and data, but here are a few potential use cases: Backup and Archival: Google Cloud Storage can be used to store backups of your data, whether it’s from your on-premises servers or from other […]

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ColdFusion 2023 – Google Cloud Platform – Pub/Sub

Google Cloud Pub/Sub is a scalable, durable event ingestion and delivery system that serves as a foundation for real-time analytics and event-driven applications. Use cases for GCP Pub/Sub include: Real-time Analytics: Pub/Sub can be used to ingest large amounts of data in real-time, such as logs, metrics, or user activity data, and then process it in real-time. This data can be used to generate analytics and insights, like user engagement metrics, system performance data, etc. Event-driven Microservices Architecture: In a […]

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ColdFusion 2023 – Central Configuration Server

The Central Configuration Server is a powerful addition to Adobe ColdFusion 2023 that simplifies the management and configuration of multiple ColdFusion instances across different servers. It acts as a centralized repository for storing and managing ColdFusion server configuration files, making it easier for developers to deploy and maintain their applications. Key Features and Benefits: Centralized Management: The Central Configuration Server allows developers to centrally manage and configure multiple ColdFusion instances. This eliminates the need to manually update configuration files on […]

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