Handle URL rewrites in a Kubernetes cluster running a Sitecore multisite solution with NGINX using GitOps with Sitecore CLI – Part 2

Fellow developers, I hope you had a great summer (for those living in the Northern Hemisphere). Autumn is almost upon us, and we are ready to do some lovely Sitecore coding. Don’t forget to sign up for the big Sitecore event in Chicago – Sitecore Symposium. In my previous post, Handle URL redirects in an … More Handle URL rewrites in a Kubernetes cluster running a Sitecore multisite solution with NGINX using GitOps with Sitecore CLI – Part 2

A powerful combination – Sitecore CLI, GitHub Actions, and Sitecore PowerShell Extensions

Developers may Sitecore be with you ๐Ÿ™‚ I hope you enjoyed Sitecore’s Virtual Developer Day 2022! And if you missed it, don’t worry ๐Ÿ™‚ You will find all the wonderful recordings on YouTube – Sitecore Virtual Developer Day 2022 Tody’s post will be a “follow up” on the previous post – Run Sitecore CLI within … More A powerful combination – Sitecore CLI, GitHub Actions, and Sitecore PowerShell Extensions

Run Sitecore CLI within your Kubernetes cluster using self-hosted GitHub actions

Dear Sitecorians, I hope you are well out there, and I know that many of us are not well here in Europe. So my thoughts and prairies are with you, Ukraine. Today’s post will be about running self-hosted GitHub Actions within your Kubernetes cluster. So what’s so special about that? Instead of setting up a … More Run Sitecore CLI within your Kubernetes cluster using self-hosted GitHub actions

Sitecore Command Line error on dotnet sitecore login

Hey fellow developers, this is a very short post ๐Ÿ™‚ I recently got an error when trying to do a dotnet sitecore login. This was indeed strange, I have never seen this before. After tons of hair-pulling, I found the culprit. It turned out to be the user.json file in the .sitecore folder. I had … More Sitecore Command Line error on dotnet sitecore login