Cooking with Sitecore | Diary of my experience working on great CMS called Sitecore
Mark Cassidy - Cassidy Consult
Cooking with Sitecore | Diary of my experience working on great CMS called Sitecore
Description: Architectural insights, primarily focusing on Sitecore cloud solutions
Recently I’ve been doing a lot of DevOps. We’re building a Sitecore solution with all the usual suspects involved (CM, CD, xConnect, Rendering Host, SXA, MSSQL, and so on) and for lack of a better expression, we’re doing it “containers-first”. Locally we’re using Docker Desktop and upstream we’ll likely be deploying our containers to K8s or some such. I say “likely” because it hasn’t really been decided yet and isn’t relevant to this post.
For source control we’re using Azure DevOps. We also use the build and release pipelines for our Continuous Integration and other related services. In our setup, currently, “build services” is really quite simple. “Build & Deploy” can be (more or less) described as “docker-compose build” followed by “docker-compose push”.
Very simple to set up locally and in fact very simple to set up in an ADO pipeline as well.
Cooking with Sitecore | Diary of my experience working on great CMS called Sitecore
Mark Cassidy - Cassidy Consult
Cooking with Sitecore | Diary of my experience working on great CMS called Sitecore