I'm using Coldfusion 9 Enterprise trial edition which will expire in 30 days of installation. I want to know after expire of trail version which will turn into Developer edition by default? Thanks in advance.
Yes.
The Trial Edition is fully functional and intended for simulated production and evaluation purposes only. It contains all of the Enterprise Edition features and will timeout after 30 days from the time you install the product. After the timeout period, the Trial Edition will revert to the Developer Edition.
In case you didn't know the Developer Edition also has all the features of Enterprise (I believe) with the exception of limiting only 2 or 3 connections to the server.
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I'm testing various workflow management solutions. This is how I met Camunda. Studying it as a product it seems very valid, but unfortunately, I can't find in the documentation a scheme where the limits of the simultaneous instances that can be managed with the community version are specified.
Does anyone have any idea of this info or know where to get it?
I would need this information for version 7
There is no such limitation with Camunda 7 Community Edition.
Actually this is an open source product under Apache License V2:
https://github.com/camunda/camunda-bpm-platform/blob/master/LICENSE
https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.18/introduction/licenses/
As I know, for Enterprise Edition pricing will depend on your
activity instances counts for some period of time.
Also there is comparison of CE vs EE:
https://camunda.com/platform-7/editions/
You can run as many process instances simultaneously as your database can handle. The engine does not differ between Camunda 7 CE and EE. Here you can find some sizing recommendations: https://docs.camunda.io/docs/components/best-practices/operations/performance-tuning-camunda-c7/
If you are interested in very high volumes, you may also want to take a look at Camunda 8, which has a fundamentally different architecture to achieve higher throughputs.
When I am using the Mapbox Visual I get a message that the visual is not supported and will be deprecated.
I am using this visual in the last year and thats the first time that I get that message.
What does that mean?
What about the reports that using this visual?
Thanks for choosing Mapbox for your mapping needs. We have some exciting updates that will be occurring with the Mapbox and Power BI integration.
Over the past few weeks, you may have received a notification Visual is not supported and will be deprecated.... Please disregard this message as it does not accurately reflect the status or future plans of the Mapbox Visual for Power BI. Microsoft has removed this notification as of this week.
We want to clarify that the Power BI integration is not being deprecated. We are actively working with a trusted partner to ensure the maintenance and ongoing improvement of this integration so it continues to serve our customers in the long run. We will have more details to share in the near future.
In the meantime, for any questions or issues you have regarding Power BI and Mapbox, we recommend you either create an issue in our open source repository or ask your question on Stack Overflow or the Power BI forums to get help from others who may have experienced a similar issue.
Thank you,
Mapbox Support
I'm new to AWS deployment and as i stated in the title I'm publishing an ASP.NET Core 3.1 (Code First). I stopped at the selection of Amazon RDS engine (Aurora, SQL Server, MariaDB etc.). I don't know what is the best decision for my case and I'd like anyone with experience to briefly explain the differences between them and any important aspects i should know about this subject.
Any information is highly appreciated.
For these three database management systems, they are all relational DBMS which is suitable for ASP.NET Core 3.1 Project using Entity Framework. These aspects below is key to choose in my opinion.
MySQL - Free
MS SQL Server - Popular
Amazon Aurora - High performance
As for me, I suggest Microsoft SQL Server.
Popularity means more community support and examples which help u quick start.
The chart below is trend of Amazon Aurora vs. MariaDB vs. Microsoft SQL Server Popularity from DB-Engines Ranking.
Below is DB-Engines top 10 of DBMS according to their popularity.
March 2021
More differences of Amazon Aurora vs. MariaDB vs. Microsoft SQL Server
I'm just evaluating databases for one of our products and found RedisDb. Unfortunately this does not seem to be supported for windows and the current best option seems to be Memurai.
On their webpage I see that you can download a free 10 days evaluation version.
Is there a free version available like for other dbs (e.g. mongodb) or does someone now how much they charge for using this in an commercial product?
Memurai Developer is free to download and it is intended for explorations and development only, it is not intended for production use. After 10 days it will stop, however, a simple restart will make it run for another 10 days. There are no time-bombs, or restrictions on how many times Memurai Developer can be restarted.
Memurai Enterprise is designed for production use; the pricing is dependent on the use-cases. For more details please contact the Memurai team https://www.memurai.com/contact
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I know that Coldfusion developer edition is technically similar to its enterprise edition with limited features but from legal perspective, is it legal to use developer edition within development team of a company for the development of a commercial application?
Please note, I've already read Coldfusion EULA and many replies to questions where people said developer edition is freely available. Now, my doubt is: Isn't there any "per user license" kind of thing for coldfusion development team members in an IT company as in case of visual studio and other softwares? because if we don't need any license within development team then a team of 10 or 1000 members must be able to develop applications for cost of just 1 license of enterprise edition for production server, which shouldn't be possible AFAIK.
It took me about 30sec to google the ColdFusion EULA which has all these details in it.
Bottom line is the developer edition licence works as follows:
ColdFusion 10 Developer Edition is a free, fully functional version of
ColdFusion for local host development of applications that will be
deployed on either standard or enterprise servers and can be
simultaneously accessed from two remote IP addresses.
From the Adobe website.
How come you didn't just google this stuff? Wouldn't that have been easier than posting a question on StackOverflow?
No, you do not require a license to run Developer edition.