Sitecore Knowledge Transfer 2018 day-1
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Sitecore is a customer experience management company founded in 2001, providing web content management and multichannel marketing automation software. Key components discussed include installation requirements, the architecture of Sitecore's databases, and various publishing methods for content management. The document also outlines Sitecore's flexible architecture, capable of supporting various deployment scenarios from low-traffic to high-traffic environments.
Sitecore Knowledge Transfer 2018 day-1
- 1. Sitecore 8.2 By Manish Puri
- 2. Sitecore 1. About Sitecore 2. Installation Sitecore 3. Database 4. Sitecore Architecture 5. Publishing 6. Pipelines
- 3. Today's Discussion What is Sitecore? Sitecore is a customer experience management company that provides "Web Content Management" and "Multichannel Marketing Automation" Software. The company was founded in 2001 in Denmark. Sitecore Wikipedia: Products: Sitecore Experience Platform (Sitecore XP) Founded: 2001 in Denmark Headquarters: San Francisco, United State Key People: Micheal Seifert (CEO) from 2001 to 2017.
- 4. InSitecore9.0 • Experience Management • Experience Platform • Experience Commerce
- 5. Installation Hardware Specifications i5 or better CPU 16GB RAM 100GB memory (preferably SSD) Etc... Software and Tools https://lowesatlas.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/TTH/pages/13 22332/Developer+Workstation+Setup+- +Hardware+and+Software
- 6. Sitecore Databases The three main databases are: Core - Contains the data needed for running Sitecore and the .Net Membership Provider tables. Master - Database used for content authoring, contains all versions of all items. Web - Used for the public website and is accessible to visitors.
- 7. Database Diagram Content Management (Staging site) Core+Master = CM Content Develivery (LIVE site) Core+Web = CD
- 8. Sitecore Architecture What is software architecture? Software architecture is the high level structure of a software system, the discipline of creating such a high level structure and the documentation of this structure. Architecture overview. ... The xDB architecture is flexible allowing you to deploy single-server, low-traffic solutions as well as highly scalable, high-traffic, multi- server, solutions.
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- 18. Sitecore Publishing What is Publishing? Whenever an item is modified in Sitecore it will be saved in the master database by default. You can choose to publish the entire website or a single item: Site publishing Item publishing
- 19. SitePublishing Publishes your entire website starting from the root of the content tree. You can publish a site from the Content Editor or from the Sitecore Desktop. ItemPublishing Publishes the item you select in either the Content Editor or the Experience Editor. The item can only be published if all its ancestors have been published. With item publishing, you can choose to include all of the selected item’s subitems and related items.
- 20. Publishing TypesinSitecore Re-Publishing – Publish Every Things Smart Publishing – Compare and publish (master and web) Incremental Publishing – Publishing Queue Note: • Site Publishing - RePublishing • Item Publishing - Smart Publishing and Incremental Publishing
- 24. Pipelinesand processors Pipelines and processors A pipeline is a series of steps that implement an Opertaion. Each step is a Processor: The sequence of processors within a pipeline is defined in web.config Each processor contains a unique operation
- 26. Sitecore Thank you …