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Sitecore on Azure PaaS: Developer Training Guide – Part 2
Following up on our post from a couple weeks ago is the second part of of Sitecore on Azure PaaS Developer Training Guide. If you haven’t yet taken a look at the first part, I strongly encourage you to do so before jumping into this one. In this post, we will cover a basic introduction
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Next.js Routing: Page Router vs App Router Explained
During recent breakout sessions at Symposium, Sitecore hinted at the possibility of future support for Next.js App Router. While this isn’t an official announcement or commitment, it suggests an important direction for developers working with Sitecore and Next.js to consider. Whether you’re preparing for potential future changes or simply staying ahead of the curve, understanding
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Sitecore on Azure PaaS: Developer Training Guide – Part 1
Welcome to the first of a three-part series covering Sitecore on Azure PaaS. Coming back after a great week at Sitecore Symposium really got me thinking about Sitecore’s roadmap and everything that lies ahead. While it’s important to look forward, it’s also important to look back and realize not everyone who uses Sitecore is 100%
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Using Docker Desktop with Windows Containers Behind a Proxy
Working with Sitecore and Docker Desktop behind a proxy can be a common requirement in corporate environments. Configuring Docker to work seamlessly with a proxy ensures that you can pull images, run containers, and perform other Docker tasks without interruption. This guide will walk you through setting up Docker Desktop for Windows containers behind a
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Implementing SSO with Sitecore XM Cloud
Single Sign-On (SSO) is an authentication process that allows a user to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials. Implementing SSO in Sitecore XM Cloud can enhance user experience and security by integrating with an Identity Provider (IdP). In this post, we’ll walk through the process of setting up SSO in Sitecore XM
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Azure DevOps: Error: Resource ‘mc-xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-cd’ doesn’t exist. Resource should exist before deployment
On Tuesday of this week we started to receive alerts that many of our Azure DevOps deployments for Managed Cloud were failing with the following error I may go back at some point and update this post with more information, but I want to get it published as quickly as possible in case you’re running
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