I've got a cluster of CF Server and currently maintain all the CF code on
each machine independently, which means that occasionally I screw up and
update files on one machine but not another. I'm thinking about setting up
a separate machine as a template store and using IIS virtual dirs to map
each CF Server to the shared template store so I only have to update files
in one place. But I have a concern. I assume that if I use that
arrangement I will need to turn on Trusted Cache to get decent performance,
as otherwise the CF engine will check the file timestamp over the network
before each template execution. So each time I updated code I would have to
go to each machine and
1) turn off trusted cache
2) use the web application(s) to get each changed template reloaded
3) turn on trusted cache
or
1) Stop and start CF
Are there any alternatives? Any way to tell CF to re-load a specific
template, or to flush its entire template cache? Or is the performance
penalty for checking timestamps over the network insignificant?
thanks
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Martin Herbener
Kentucky Department of Education
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