• Are your ColdFusion applications running slow or even crashing the server?
• Are you concerned about what increasing load will do the the reliability of your application?
• Do you want to protect your organizations reputation for quality on the web?

Then join TeraTech's ColdFusion server tuning guru Ajay Sathuluri for this webinar on what to do when your server is slow or sick. We will look at how to diagnose problems and some common ways to heal a sick ColdFusion server. We will also discuss what tools you can use to prevent problems from occurring. 

Ajay has been using ColdFusion for more than 10 years and has spoken on server tuning and load testing at CFUnited and MDCFUG.

The webinar on "How to cure slow and crashing ColdFusion servers"  is on Thursday Dec 3, 2009 1:00 PM  EST. The webinar will cover fixing slow servers, performance bottlenecks location and diagnosis tips. It will be approximately 45 minutes including time for Q and A. The webinar is free. You can register at  https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/750953064 Hope to see you there!

System Requirements
PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista

Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer

My CFUnited presentation on "Dynamic Load Testing with Webserver Stress Tool" went well. Thanks to everyone for the good feedback. 

My presentation, source, and testing scripts will be posted on the CFUnited site soon after the conference.

Congrats to the 3 raffle winners: Steven Focht (Webserver Stress Tool 7), Abram Adams (WST), Bryan Modders (FusionReactor).

Paessler will be contacting the WST winners soon with the license info.

Thanks again to Paessler and Intergal.

CFUnited is next week!

I'll be presenting on Wednesday on "Dynamic Load Testing with Webserver Stress Tool". I'll be covering Basic, parameterized, and scripted load testing. It's a fairly inexpensive tool, but can do some powerful testing.

This week I also found out I'll be able to raffle 3 software licenses: 2 licenses for Paessler Webserver Stress Tool, and 1 for FusionReactor server monitor! ($1000 worth of software). Licenses sponsored by Paessler and Intergral, respectively.

Topics:

• Test Types
• setting up a set of URLs
• Multiple users
• URLs bound to a dataset (parameterize the tested URLs, merge with a dataset; one set for each user)
• Scripting, instead of list of URLs
• Simulate multiple simultaneous CF sessions
• How to simulate AJAX calls
• Test results and logs; where's the most useful information