Keeping things up to date is critical to maintaining security. But it’s not just security patches that need to be installed. Most software has a shelf life, and support life. If things get out of date, and vendors no longer support some versions they become vulnerable. Microsoft .Net Core A recent example of this is […]
Posts Tagged ‘Sitecore’
Case Study: Lift and Shift from Drupal to Sitecore SXA: Part 3
Welcome to case study on doing a lift and shift from Drupal to Sitecore 10.2 and SXA. In this article, we’ll talk about converting the CSS and Drupal-specific JavaScript. Let’s start with SXA Theme regarding CSS/SCSS and JS files. Here is a quick recap from the previous article for this series. We used the SXA […]
Sitecore Identity Configuration with Azure Front Door
Use Case I want all requests to my Azure PaaS Sitecore 10.3 + Identity 7.x site to use Azure Front Door. I do not want to configuring custom domains on my web apps and the web apps should be secured with private endpoints. Problem By default, Sitecore Identity uses the host, protocol, and port from […]
I’m Still on Sitecore XP – What About Me??
All of the buzz in the Sitecore community lately is around the composable DXP and headless offerings. Rightfully so – I believe that this plug-and-play model is much more customer-centric and easier to digest. And while there are many businesses who have already made the switch to composable, others are choosing to stay on the […]
Getting to know Sitecore Search – Part 2
Welcome back to getting to know Sitecore search. In this post, we’ll look at the default setup and configuration of a new instance of Sitecore Search. We’ll look at the default source, catalog, pages, and widgets. After we’ll get familiar with a few sections of the admin portal. We’ll play with the api explorer to […]
Choosing the Right Sitecore Partner
There have been a lot of changes in the Sitecore space and navigating them alone can become daunting. Evaluating your current investment and understanding what is available are areas that a partner can help support. You will hear many buzzwords that are trending in the industry such as headless, composable, and cloud. It can take […]
Troubleshooting Docker Container Problems Part 2
We discussed a few Docker problems in the Troubleshooting Docker Container Problems article with its solutions. We will discuss several other Sitecore docker issues in this article. Problem 1: Requested resource is in use ERROR: for xxxxxx Cannot start service xxxxxx: hcsshim: CreateComputeSystem xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx. The Requested resource is in use. First Solution: The very first […]
Troubleshooting Docker Container Problems
Several factors could cause Sitecore containers running on Docker to stop functioning or display as unhealthy containers. To troubleshoot or fix the errors, we ran into a few Docker container issues, which we have listed below. This helped us identify and comprehend the root causes of the problems, which allowed us to check and fix […]
Getting to know Sitecore Search – Part 1
Welcome back to getting to know Sitecore search. In this post we’ll take a tour of the Sitecore Search UI and cover some of the basic terminology used when talking about Sitecore Search. Let’s get started! Sitecore Search UI Across the top Site Switcher – Let’s you switch between multiple Search accounts Account – Manage […]
Getting to know Sitecore Search
As part of Sitecore’s move to a composable world, Sitecore has introduced Sitecore Search. This tool offers relevant content through AI-powered search. It can monitor user interactions across your sites (including multiple languages) and offer individualized results. Imagine a site that sells watches, purses, and clothes. If I browse several pages of watches then search […]
Making Sense of Sitecore’s Content Hub Offerings
When Sitecore announced their Cloud Offerings at Sitecore Symposium in October 2022, It crystalized their composable strategy in providing separate product offerings that were each best of breed but could be better together. When you look at Engagement Cloud and Commerce Cloud, with products that have clear capabilities with little cross over, that strategy is […]
Sitecore, ltcs2022, Docker, VMs and Windows 11
Sitecore recently updated their docker images to use ltsc2022. Martin Miles showed us what that means for developers and how to update your container environment to run Sitecore in process isolation mode. In short, process isolation is again a viable option to improve performance of running containers locally. I was hopeful the ltsc2022 images were […]