Looking at code you wrote three years ago can sometimes be a confronting experience. In case of the code I wrote for SI4T, this was no different. After you go through the six stages of debugging and cringe at the … Continue reading →
The release of SDL Web 8 has seen the biggest overhaul of the Content Delivery stack since Tridion 2011 and much of it has been applauded much, as the new Micro Services architecture and with it the ability to scale, … Continue reading →
Most of the Tridion implementations that I’ve worked on over the last 11 years have relied on a number of ‘system’ Schemas and Templates. Rather than being used to add and update content on the websites, these items are often used f...
I set out to create a basic SDL Web 8 DXA machine with default everything installed and configured, following SDL’s installation documentation as closely as possible. I wanted to find the quickest, easiest and cheapest way to get up and …...
In one of our current projects, we are using two-tiered web delivery approach: Static files (images, js, css, etc) are served by Apache Httpd, a simple web server Pages and dynamic component presentations are served by Tomcat Our technology stack inc...
One of the challenges I face in my development setup is that I want to quickly and often create and deploy my robotics stack. I often want to change and redeploy my entire stack from scratch, because I want to iterate quickly and also reduce my costs...
One of the many challenges I face with my Robotics Cloud development is the need to test locally and constantly re-create the stack from scratch. Now I have a lot of automation to deploy against AWS using Jenkins as seen in previous posts. However se...
Recently I got a chance to work with large migration from SDL Tridion 2013 SP1 to SDL Web8 Cloud – while it might sound as if we are implementing with Web 8 with all our infrastructure on some Cloud – it is in fact quite a different exper...