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SDL Web 8 Idea – TTML – Tridion Topology Markup Language

Rob Stevenson-Legg… over 9 years ago

A few weeks ago I attended the SDL Web 8.5 Bootcamp in Amsterdam. You can read more about it on the Building Blocks blog. One of the exercises was a Topology Manager refresher. I had some fun learning Topology Manager when it was introduced in SDL We...
- 7 Mar 2017
Running sp_updatestats on AWS RDS database

noreply@blogger.com… over 9 years ago

Part of the maintenance tasks that I perform on a MSSQL Content Manager database is to run stored procedure sp_updatestats.!-- HTML generated using hilite.me -->exec sp_updatestatsHowever, that is not...
- 6 Mar 2017
What the RTF!

Dylan (the Reverend… over 9 years ago

Summary: I know time’s precious so let me give you the summary – read on for the rationalisation! An RTF field is exactly that – a Rich Text Field – it was never intended to facilitate how the combination of text … Continue reading ...
- 2 Mar 2017
Revisiting validateXml

Dominic Cronin's w… over 9 years ago

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- 25 Feb 2017
AWS RDS Backup Restore

noreply@blogger.com… over 9 years ago

This post describes a backup/restore procedure for the Content Manager database in an Amazon Web Services (AWS) environment). The database is a MSSQL instance running on as Amazon Relational Database ...
- 22 Feb 2017
Upgrading SDL Web Microservices - don't copy new over old

Dominic Cronin's w… over 9 years ago

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- 16 Feb 2017
RetroFit Mode ~ The new feature introduced in the DXA 1.7

Sayantan Basu over 9 years ago

It’s time to discuss about a new feature of DXA 1.7 Recently I am working on a project where we are migrating the application from classic implementation (using Dreamweaver Template and TBB) to DXA 1.7. At the beginning of the project the firs...
- 15 Feb 2017
SDL Web 8 – DXA .NET Extension Points – The ModelBuilder

Rob Stevenson-Legg… over 9 years ago

Over the last 6 months, I have started using SDL Web 8 in anger – working with 3 different projects going live. I’ve not been sharing much but hope to change that this year. This post is going to be a short technical post but it was a nea...
- 13 Feb 2017
How Big Can CMS Infrastructure Get?

Brandon Mahoney over 9 years ago

How big can a production CMS server get? The short answer is as big as your blank check allows. As you add users, workflow, translation, heavy publishing, and lots of opening/changing components, the CMS server size will inevitably increase. Often ti...
- 13 Feb 2017
Deploying a Highly Available Kubernetes cluster to AWS using KOPS

renarj over 9 years ago

In my previous posts I have talked a lot about deploying a kubernetes cluster. For most part I have used kube-aws from CoreOS which has served me quite well. In the last few months however a lot has happened in the Kubernetes space and a new tool has...
- 9 Feb 2017