If you have already started developing with Sitecore XM Cloud and looking to see how you could troubleshoot by looking into the logs then this article might be helpful. In my previous article, I had mentioned that it would be nice to have live logs streamed to console but nonetheless you still have options to
Many of you must have tried Sitecore XM Cloud or are eager to use it. I have compiled a list of steps and commands in this post that will help you get started with Sitecore XM Cloud CLI.
Gitpod + XM Cloud = Fast Track Development
With the release of Sitecore XM Cloud, it has opened up completely new developer experience. Let’s see how it can be used with Gitpod for a fast track development.
Incremental static regeneration is one of the amazing features available in NextJS – it allows for lightning fast site speed without having to rebuild entire static site when content changes are done. In this article, we’ll take a look at the different ISR options supported by Next JS and how they can be used in
In the last article overview on Experience Edge and in this article we will see how it is configured in a docker based setup and how to test it out. Configuring Experience edge Connector 1. Configuring Connection string and CM service First step is to add Experience edge connector module in the CM instance and
This blog is intended to all of those who are looking forward to develop ‘Headless’ applications using Sitecore Experience Edge for XM !
Traditional Sitecore asp.net supports multi domain binding and it’s built to render site based on requested domain. It can easily be configured using a patch configuration as shown below, Unfortunately Rendering Host though built on Asp.net core and can be hosted on IIS – it doesn’t support multiple domains. In this blog, we can see
I have been trying out Sitecore Content hub for past several weeks and I must say that I am really impressed by it – especially the level of customization that can be done. The scripting features are amazing – developers can use multiple development flows [Multiple SDK’s, REST Api’s and C# scripting] to achieve their
Many Sitecore administrators and developers usually go and check traditional file system logs for Sitecore instance and they realize that the Sitecore Azure PaaS offering stores the logs in Azure Application Insights. Though storing Sitecore logs in Azure Application Insights comes with lot of benefits compared to the file system, it is sometimes difficult for
The last article described on how to track publishing activities using Azure Telemetry. In this article, we shall discuss on how to create reporting mechanism in Azure that shares information regarding Sitecore publishing. Understanding Log Analytics Now that we have tracked publishing using Azure telemetry, you can view them in Log Analytics in Azure Application
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