My name is Koen Heye. I'm a Belgian .NET Developer, Sitecore Solutions Architect and SUGBELUX board member. Have fun reading all about Sitecore on my blog!
Before 10.1Adding Solr cores in Docker for version 10.0.1 was done by modifying the DockerFile for the solr image, copying your managed schema to it and pass in the core names that you want to have created. Here is an example from the Sitecore documentation on SXA:…
Last month, during the Sitecore Symposium, a new development in the product line of Sitecore was announced: Sitecore CaaS. In this blog post I delve a little bit in what CaaS is. And what options will be available for CaaS in Sitecore. CaaS = Content as a Service. Don't confuse it…
By default the solr containers that get started will be assigned 512MB of memory. For the project we are migrating we have several custom indexes and we could use some more memory when all those need to be reindexed. After…
I just wanted to write this information down since it helped me understand better what happens when you make changes to a Dockerfile. A Dockerfile is a text document that contains all the commands a user could call on the…
Sitecore 10.1 uses a new Dataprovider and instead of fetching all default Sitecore items from the database, Protobuf is used to get those items from a data file - fast. Check out this blog post from Jeremy Davis that…
During some maintenance on older projects, I came across the usage of the Sitecore field Droplist. This immediately triggered my spidey sense! Droplists can be used in a project but they have a major drawback. They only stores the String…
While testing functionality in my Sitecore Docker XP1 environment locally, I wanted to install a package to get some Sitecore items and files in my environment. In this case, it was for some custom fields and their views. This isn't…
