I’d like to use ColdFusion with MySQL databases. I’d like to host 3 different domains, but allow the 3 domains to access each other’s MySQL ColdFusion DSN’s.
Also, what can you tell me about how data storage is calculated? Is the amount listed with the plans an overall quota for Web, MySQL and Email combined?
I notice on the plan page that it says you’re running “Cold Fusion MX 6.1”, not CF MX 7. Is this correct/current? What are your plans for upgradding to MX 7, if at all?
[QUOTE=Stephen]
You can access remote MySQL, currently we run CFMX6.1, and plans are for anew CFMX7 server,but it has been delayed a number of times.
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Will 6.1 accounts eventually be upgraded, or will only sites that sign up for CFMX7 be running CFMX7?
[QUOTE=Yash]
This does not include database or email.
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Sorry, but does that mean database and Email are hosted on different servers?
Also, can I get an answer to this one?
[QUOTE=Heavy Doody]
Also, what can you tell me about how data storage is calculated? Is the amount listed with the plans an overall quota for Web, MySQL and Email combined?
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[QUOTE=Heavy Doody]
Sorry, but does that mean database and Email are hosted on different servers?
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Yep, of course. We use a clustered system, we run service specific servers. That ensures higher efficiency and reliability. The working is hidden from you as a customer though… You can manage everything from your single Control Panel
Also, what can you tell me about how data storage is calculated? Is the amount listed with the plans an overall quota for Web, MySQL and Email combined?
Data storage is calculated as the sum of your average web, database and email usage. So yes that would be correct. if you download your email regularly, your actual email usage remains quite low (because once again, its the average usage) so you can 100mb+ emails and yet have your email usage be under 5MB…