Standard or Enterprise Version

I am putting together a proposal at work to start using
ColdFusion and I want to confirm that the Standard Edition will
suffice. I know the company will not want to purchase the
Enterprise Edition and I don't think that it is needed but want to
make sure.
We are going to have one apache server for the Website and
have one W2K3 server for ColdFusion. The Apache server will send
ColdFusion requests to the ColdFusion server. (Makes sense. :-) )
Is there any reason we would need the Enterprise Edition?
Thank you for any input.
Bob

The standard version works for us well here (at a bank). We
had enterprise back under v4.5 but dropped down to standard when we
upgraded to MX.
The one thing I predict we'll eventually miss (maybe) is the
Gateway technology. And we've got a ways to go yet before anyone
here starts talking seriously about clustering, as well.

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forfun (guest) wrote:
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Standard or Enterprise

My company is thinking about upgrading to CF7 or 8 when it
comes out and I'm trying to figure out the difference between
standard and enterprise. The feature list is here:
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/productinfo/product_editions/
but most of it has to do with multi-threaded architecture and I'm
not sure where that will be beneficial aside from speed? We only
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Sun server for our Oracle 8i DB. We also only have a few thousand
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Let's say, I've a dual xeon with 4GB ram + HD RAID5 or SAS...
WIN or LINUX + CF8 32 or 64 Bit.
For your experience, in a company that has connection around
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jedt3d wrote:
>
> I've this problem because I don't have enough experience
for CF server. Please
> someone, guide me how to choose between Standard &
Enterprise version.
>
I have seldom seen throughput or number of users as reasons
to choose
between standard and enterprise. They both will handle
considerable
load and numbers like 50 and 200 should be a drop in the
bucket for each
server depending on what type of heavy load tasks they may be
expected
to carry out.
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bring a
enterprise server to it's knees while a standard server could
easily
handle 10's of thousands of users on a well thought out and
properly
scaled application.
Factors you probably want to consider are features. Standard,
at this
time, is only 32 bit. So if you want to make use of 64 bit
hardware you
probably want to consider enterprise.
Enterprise allows multi-home and J2EE configurations.
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well as
the ability to make use of more memory then a single JVM can
access. A
bit under 2GB for a 32 bit installation. J2EE configuration
allows you
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gateways
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standard while
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enterprise version.
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would probably
be enough for you. But if you want to speak to somebody in
Adobe you
could provide real answers try one of these contacts.
http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2007/10/9/ColdFusions-Dedicated-Account-Managers

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