About Sitecore 10.4 and Headless SXA available Docker images
We had previously introduced Sitecore 10.3 and Headless SXA-enabled Docker images, and now that 10.4 has been released, we have updated the images.
Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping, and running applications.
We had previously introduced Sitecore 10.3 and Headless SXA-enabled Docker images, and now that 10.4 has been released, we have updated the images.
We provide Docker images not only for Sitecore XM Cloud, but also for the latest versions of Sitecore. This makes it easy to switch between development and verification environments. In this article, we will introduce Sitecore's Docker images.
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.
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.
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.
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.
We will use Docker to create a container image of the application we have created so that it can be easily deployed. This time, we will proceed to the actual operating environment and finishing the Docker file.
Yesterday we briefly set up an environment on macOS, and this time we will set up a Docker environment that works with WSL on Windows 11. This will allow us to work with Visual Studio Code in the Windows environment while continuing development on Linux.
Before that, we need to prepare tools for integrating with Search. This time, we'll set up the Docker environment. Today, I'll cover the macOS setup, and tomorrow, I'll share notes on how I handle the Windows environment.
We've previously detailed how to run Sitecore 10.3 container environments and add SXA locally. To simplify this repetitive process, we've created a repository for easy startup. This guide will introduce how to use the repository to launch the environment.
The headless site we created last time is still just the site core items. In this article, we will add the Next.js project to the site and show how the pages can be edited.
Continuing from the last project, we'll add a headless site and integrate it with a Next.js project. Since the process is lengthy, this time we'll focus on adding the headless site and serializing its data for reuse.
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