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When using async CPMs, DO NOT leverage interface configs. An async CPM may run on any of the site's interfaces, regardless of which original interface triggered the logic! Oracle states that this is "working as designed," meaning they are unlikely to fix this issue anytime in the near future.
Some long-awaited CPM logging features have arrived in recent versions of Service Cloud. Now it's possible to inspect the health of CPMs in two ways, and collections of CPMs can be imported and exported.
Async CPM jobs are processed by Oracle's SPM queue, but the actual PHP code runs on any number of utility servers (likely based on some load-balancing logic for the pod). The custom CPM code itself runs in a looping PHP process that executes jobs from the queue, which means that the code stays in memory for a period of time. (To my knowledge, Oracle hasn't published any information as to exactly how long these processes run, however.) This causes two important results: