In this article I am going to run through how to provision Sitecore 9 XP on Microsoft Azure in a PaaS configuration. This is probably the most common scenario for deploying Sitecore to the cloud however it can easily be configured based on size and topology. Get downloading First things
Prior to Sitecore 9, setting up an instance of Sitecore either relied on running the Sitecore installer or extracting a ZIP file and jumping through a few hoops. This process was simplified with the introduction of Sitecore Instance Manager but it was still tedious when configuring different server roles. I
Since Sitecore 6.3 there has been Microsoft Azure support through the separate Sitecore Azure Module. This allowed deploying Sitecore sites onto Azure Cloud Services. It required an on-premise management instance from which you could manage Azure farms. While it worked in some scenarios it lacked support for common Sitecore
Nowadays everybody takes sites like Google and Amazon for granted, whether it is to quickly find relevant information or to upsell relevant products, we barely notice how machine learning optimizes every day experiences for us. Now Sitecore’s Commerce platform has matured, Sitecore has become a fantastic option for e-commerce
Creating alt text for every image on your site can be a bit of a nuisance. Reviewing each image, coming up with accompanying text and checking each one all takes time, but it is essential. Now what if there was a way to magically suggest alt text when uploading images
