Hello! What active monitoring solutions for ColdFu...
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Hello! What active monitoring solutions for ColdFusion do people here use (and like)? šŸ‘€ We are currently using the ColdFusion Performance Monitoring Toolset. Prior to a recent CF upgrade, we were using SeeFusion (and recently learned this went open source). We are finding that some of our pain points with PMT are around: • Seeing specifics about requests (like the query string) • The alerts wind up consuming a lot of PMT resources • We can't view recently completed requests (successful or errored). We do like to be able to see what is currently running, drill down to the thread of the request (to see what line is is actively on), view CPU, etc Does anyone here have a monitoring solution that you like for ColdFusion? If yes, what do you like (or dislike) about it?
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I highly recommend Fusion Reactor. You can try it free for 14 days. If you are using CommandBox locally to host your site, its pretty easy to get it up and running to try it out.
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Thank you so much for this - we have heard about Fusion Reactor, so that is good to hear you have personal experience and like it! I'll look over their documentation to see if it does include the query strings in requests (which is a big one for us) - unless anyone here knows off hand That is also great to hear they have a 14 day free trial If anyone else looks at this thread and either has other tools they use, or also put another vote towards Fusion Reactor, I am very interested to hear it all šŸ˜„
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+1 for FusionReactor. It has been around a long time, Integral supports the CFML community and releases fairly frequent updates as well.
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Another +1 for FusionReactor, we couldnt live develop without it!
does include the query strings in requests
Yes, it includes query strings, headers etc. Here is a rather heavily redacted screenshot šŸ™‚
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Great, thank you so so much for more votes and feedback here šŸ˜„ That is very helpful - and Dean, I really appreciate the screenshot showing the query string as well 🤘