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Saturday, November 27, 2004

enter the dragon

Posted on 9:28 AM by Unknown
Thursday evening was spent at an excellent SCFUG meeting that we hosted and which featured a great presentation from Alan Boyd of Blog City on their use of the Blue Dragon server as their core infrastructure. Alan really nailed the often repeated and very mistaken opinion - repeated to me just yesterday - that CFML based applications will not scale. Oh and guess what Linuxworld is written in and runs on! Alan also mentioned load balancing on Apache with mod_backhand which we must take a look at. But what was really cool was seeing pages containing both CFML and VBScript running on .Net care of Blue Dragon for the .Net Framework
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