This year marked the tenth anniversary of the Adobe ColdFusion Summit.
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I’m grateful that I’ve spoken at Adobe’s ColdFusion Developer Week over the years.
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In spite of the pandemic, the Adobe ColdFusion team held not one but two virtual conferences this calendar year about all things ColdFusion.
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This week, I’m speaking at the ColdFusion Summit 2020 about “Building Serverless ColdFusion Applications with cflambda.
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Thanks to the amazing Charlie Arehart for hosting me on last week’s CFMeetup.
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In the last post in this series, we looked at how to add tags to an object uploaded to S3 via the AWS Java SDK. What if you need to change those tags? Are tags the only way to add metadata to objects in S3? Let’s file out.
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As anyone who has worked in any of the major cloud service providers will tell you, there will be ever-increasing sprawl the more you use a cloud provider: more files, more servers, more databases, more accounts, more services, more everything.
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When editing files of any kind, users of modern applications expect to have access to previous versions of the file, and undo work that they don’t like or made in error.
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In the last post in this series, we looked at Lifecycle Rules in S3, how they worked, and how you can use them to save money by automatically moving less-frequently used files to different (and cheaper) storage classes.
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In my last post in this series, we looked at using different storage classes in S3 via CFML to save money on long-term storage costs.
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