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February 24, 2010

ColdFusion 9 Performance Brief Posted

We've just posted a ColdFusion 9 performance brief entitled Improve application performance and scalability with Adobe ColdFusion 9, 13 pages with all sorts of details. Key findings show that overall server performance in ColdFusion 9 is up to 40% faster than in ColdFusion 8 and up to 6 times faster than ColdFusion MX 7. Good stuff!

Comments
CF9 with Java Version 1.6.0_14 vs. CF8 with Java version 1.6.0_04. A test like this makes no sense. Not CF9 is faster, it is the JVM!
# Posted By Marc Ackermann | 2/25/10 4:43 AM
Awesome! CF9 definitely flies at a bird's eye view. Can't wait to read this.
# Posted By David McGuigan | 2/26/10 3:21 AM
Marc, your statement seems to imply that Adobe did no optimization work at all and just updated the JVM. That's simply not true. While the newer JVM certainly does have an impact, there was a lot of engineering work done as well.
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 3/1/10 3:19 PM

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