Chef Infra for beginners
Roxana, 29.01.2020
Last year I had the opportunity to start working with Chef (and I'm not referring to the cooking area) and in this post I would like to share my experience with this tool to you.
DevOps & Hosting
Sitecore 9 Installation & Hands-On
Markus, 18.01.2018
Sitecore 9 introduces some major concept changes and drastically changes the installation process. In this post I will give an overview of the new installation process and hightlight some new features.
Sitecore And Docker In Love - Using SQL Express Containers
Jeff, 02.08.2017
I’ve recently been playing around with the Docker SQL Express image to figure out how I can use it in my Sitecore development and testing. Installation was a breeze, and once I got it playing nicely with my local Sitecore website, provisioning Sitecore DBs was a walk in the park.
Sitecore Hosting: Sicher und hochverfügbar
aspectra, 03.05.2017
Sitecore ist ein verbreitetes Customer Experience Management System. Wie man es sicher und hochverfügbar betreibt, zeigt Hosting Experte Markus Häfeli vom Zürcher Hoster aspectra in diesem Blog Beitrag.
Transform Your Sitecore Config Patches Using Build Targets
Jeff, 18.11.2016
A Sitecore config patch that is environment-server-specific will definitely require different versions, therefore, config transformation is necessary to avoid manual modification. Though, by default, transformation is only supported for the Web.config file there are many tools available that will help you achieve this. However, most of them require that your config transforms do not go beyond the limits of your configurations.
Build-sync your local ASP.Net site the fast way
Jeff, 19.11.2015
With Visual Studio's publish functionality you can conveniently preview how your web project behaves and looks like on your local IIS web server. With that said, I believe publishing makes sense only if you've done significant changes since, depending on how big your project is, it may take some time to sync your deployable project files with the web site root folder, and deploying new DLLs and config files will definitely restart your website and flush your caches. But what if you just did a tiny update and just wanted to sync the changed file(s)?