Sitecore

Hello everyone! In this blog, we'll explore an important aspect of Docker development with Sitecore. Most of us are familiar with using Docker Desktop for our development needs—it's user-friendly and offers a great interface for managing your Docker environment. However, the downside is that it's a licensed product. Let’s explore how Docker CLI can help us eliminate the licensing costs associated with Docker Desktop. We'll also look at how smoothly we can transition from using Docker Desktop to Docker CLI Step 1 : Uninstall Docker Desktop Step 2 : Install Docker Engine and CLI Uninstall Docker Desktop Make sure containers are stopped using following cmdlets: # Leave swarm mode (this will automatically stop and remove services and overlay networks) docker swarm leave --force # Stops all containers docker ps --quiet | ForEach-Object {docker stop $_} If you want to remove all containers, container images, networks, and volumes from your syste...

Managing tags across different environments in a Sitecore setup can be a challenging task, especially when dealing with a large number of items and multiple folders. Automating the synchronization or updating of these tags can save time and reduce errors. In this blog post, we'll explore a practical use case of using Sitecore PowerShell Extensions (SPE) to automate the synchronization of tags between shared and global environments in a Sitecore instance Use Case Imagine you are managing a global website for a large corporation, such as ABC company. Your content is distributed across various regional sites, and each region uses a different set of tags stored in different folders.The respective page content are tagged with site specific tags. However, for consistency,The business ask you to ensure that tags from the shared environment should be used from now on. But there is catch while you make the changes. You need to make sure that all existing website content pages should be ta...