XM Cloud Plus Information
In this issue, we will introduce our new product suite, Sitecore XM Cloud Plus, which was announced at last month's event.
Blog
You can check blog articles order by publish date.
Running React apps built with Vite in a Docker container
This is a note on Docker image creation and container operation, which requires some tricks. The following are the articles on Vite introduced so far.
Make the samples you are creating work with Docker
We will set up the sample application we have created so far to work with Docker. This is not a particularly elaborate story, but rather just an introduction to the general Docker procedure.
Retrieving Sitecore Search data using Postman
In this article, we will review the procedure for retrieving Sitecore Search results using Postman.
Setting up a subdomain for Sitecore Search
In addition to using a customer key to access the Sitecore Search API, you can also set up a subdomain to work with the API. In this article, we will show you how to set this up.
Search result screen using thumbnails
As part of a longer series, we have prepared an API to retrieve thumbnails using playwright. In this article, we will apply this API to Sitecore Search.
Summary - Thumbnail acquisition using Playwright
We have used Playright multiple times so far to get thumbnails of pages. In this article, we will conclude with a summary of the whole process.
Interacting with Next.js API and Playwright's Container (Part 3)
This is the final installment in this series. Now that we have reached the point of taking screenshots, we will link them to storage. This time, we will finish up the integration with Azure Blob Storage.
Interacting with Next.js API and Playwright's Container (Part 2)
We will implement a mechanism to display thumbnails of a website as Next.js API. This time, we will proceed to the point of displaying the image using the URL obtained.
Interacting with Next.js API and Playwright's Container (Part 1)
We have progressed to the point of running the Playwright container, but this time we will add an API so that it works with the previous Sitecore Search sample site.
Using Playwright's container images with Azure Web Apps
In the previous article, we created a docker-compose.yml file to make it a project so that we can run it. In this article, we will configure the image created in the previous article so that it can be used in Azure.
Change as a project including Playwright's app
We got the sample code to the point where we could run it as a container last time. This time, we want to create applications for other roles, so we will set up a hierarchy to manage them.