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Since 10.1, it has been possible to use the Docker environment for Sitecore development. However, it is possible to easily set up Sitecore on a virtual machine, so we will introduce the procedure for this in this article.
Sitecore offers online seminars, and past webinars are also available for reference. Here is a list of the webinar series available, and we will add new content as it becomes available.
This article describes how to set up a demo environment for Sitecore and how to demonstrate Sitecore. It also introduces the various installation procedures.
We have gone through two steps in regards to building a Sitecore demo. In both cases, the .env file was used as the Docker environment file, and the values were set to work. In this article, we will show you how to change this section regarding the domain.
I would like to set up a demo environment using the source code of Sitecore.Demo.Platform, which is a demo environment for Sitecore. We will assume that you have already set up a Docker environment on a Windows Server.
To evaluate Sitecore's Headless environment, running an actual demo is the quickest way. We'll execute a demo provided on GitHub. Ensure you have a Docker-compatible environment set up. If not, refer to the following article to build it.
This time, we'll set up a Docker environment on a virtual machine deployed on Microsoft Azure. While using Docker for Desktop on Windows 10 Pro is the simplest method, we'll focus on configuring the environment on Windows Server 2019.
Sitecore has launched Sitecore Experience Edge for Content Hub, a solution using the Content Marketing Platform (CMP) to build static sites. This time, we demonstrated this solution in action.
Sitecore Content Hub builds on its digital asset management capabilities to implement the services required by enterprises. In this article, we will introduce the new features released in Sitecore Content Hub 4.0.
How does Sitecore Content Hub manage the storage of assets? In this article, we will introduce the concept of repositories and how they are actually verified.
In the last issue, we proceeded to the sender settings and list creation. This time, we will proceed to the list creation and transmission test.
In this article, we will be using a free account on Moosend to introduce the initial settings. Of course, you can change various settings later, but let's follow the on-screen instructions and enter the settings required initially.