Next big thing is to assess the various Upgrade Approaches available and choose the right fit for your project.
Tag: Sitecore Upgrade
Brainstorming and Defining: The Future State
“Give me 6 hours to chop a tree, I’ll spend first 4 sharpening the axe.” – Abraham Lincoln
Assessing and Documenting: The Present State
Until and unless you belongs to that rare breed of an IT team which have everything well documented,
A Blog Series about – How to upgrade Sitecore?
Incessant improvements, keep on introducing something new and regularly fixing the existing bugs are the key qualities
Could not resolve type name: SqlServerProxyDataProvider on Sitecore 9
On an upgraded instance to Sitecore 9, we are getting the following exception:
Sitecore Rocks unable to connect with Sitecore 9
During the process of upgrading Sitecore from an older version to Sitecore 9
Differences between Sitecore Updates and Patches
Ever wondered how Sitecore Update/Upgrade and Sitecore Patch Release are different?
Did you ask – Why should I upgrade to Sitecore 9 ?
Same question again and without any doubt Sitecore is ready with bagful of features to answer the question that – Why should we upgrade to Sitecore 9? Referring the history every intermediate release of Sitecore from one update to another comes with critical bug fixes, patches and sometime new features. But whenever a new version…
Historical analytics data conversion to MongoDB for Sitecore 8.x – Batch Aggregation
Are you currently using Sitecore Analytics without MongoDB? Are you planning to upgrade Sitecore to 7.5 or upper version with MongoDB? If yes, its time to decide whether you want to convert the historical data or want to go with a fresh MongoDB setup. Cause if you want the historical analytics data, you need to go…
Multi-Site in Sitecore and LiveMode.config
If you don’t want to bother publishing your local Sitecore site every time you make a change (especially when developing). There’s a nifty file named LiveMode.config.example, located in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\yoursitecoresite\Website\App_Config\Include\ . It comes with the sitecore install, and for a normal single-site Sitecore instance, simply removing the “.example” from the filename will let you view your…
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