ColdFusion Client Storage

Question

In a high-load application, is it better to place the client repository in the registry or in the database? I am worried that my high load will lead to more database connections for client repository information and will slow down. FYI: We use ColdFusion for Linux

Thoughts?

Answer 1

If you store client variables in the registry (IMHO), you will have a greater impact on performance under high load. When Coldfusion stores client variables in the database, they are read at the beginning of the page request, and then after the page is executed, they are stored in the database. If the connection pool is enabled in the administrator, this can be a very efficient way to store variables.

See: http://www.coldfusionmuse.com/index.cfm/2009/7/8/client.variables.reserved.word

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