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Automating Tag Update in Sitecore XM Cloud with PowerShell - A Use Case

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...

Migrate Content Between XM Cloud Environment

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Hello everyone. In this blog we will discuss how we can migrate content between two different XM Cloud environment. As we all know, how important it is to keep the content sync from production to lower environment. It helps to lower down the risk of error in production as testing can be done more efficiently. In traditional CMS, database restore was one of the most popular way to sync content between environments. But when we are working in XM Cloud, as we all know Its SAAS product, there we don't have control over Databases. So, how we can restore the content on lower environment in such cases? The answer is simple, through package migration. Correct? Nope, package migration is good option when we have very less content and the biggest problem is with media items. Let's see, how Sitecore Serilization helps in this process to resolve our error. We will use Sitecore CLI commands for our rescue. Step 1 : Setting up the Sitecore Serialization. Create a separate folder un...