Certainly, we should use Docker containers for installing Sitecore 10.2 Initial Release as that way is to support rapid deployment + more efficient solution and team onboarding.
You’re a Sitecore developer and want to know how to implement the website(s) using Sitecore Experience Accelerator 10.1.0 (aka SXA 10.1.0) on Sitecore Experience Platform 10.1.0 (aka Sitecore XP
Update (06-Apr-2019): for Sitecore 9.1 Update 1 (aka 9.1.1) installation, please have a look at this post. This one is a summary of my own experience
You’re a Sitecore developer and want to know how to implement the website(s) using Sitecore Experience Accelerator 10.2.0 (aka SXA 10.2.0) on Sitecore Experience Platform 10.2.0 (aka Sitecore XP
This blog post is a summary of my own experience with Sitecore Experience Platform 10.0 Update 2 installation on my machine with the following install guide: Installation Guide
This one is a summary of my own experience for Sitecore Experience Commerce 10.2 Initial Release (aka Sitecore XC 10.2.0) installation on my machine. I’ve had much
From Sitecore 10.0 Update 1 (aka Sitecore version 10.0.1), the installation by using containers is stable. It should be the first option of us (other
To keep up to date with trends, you should use Docker containers for installing Sitecore 10.0.1 as that way is to support rapid deployment + more efficient
This one is a summary of my own experience for Sitecore Experience Commerce 9.2 Initial Release (aka Sitecore XC 9.2.0) installation on my machine. I’ve had much experience