Hi, Somehow, I got one time successful packaging the Kentico CMS into Windows Azure package. What I did this time was under the settings for CMSApp role, I added the values for local emulator which I referred to the Kentico CMS 7.0 Windows Azure Deployment Guide. Values ...

Hello. Am I correct that this error message appears in “Windows Azure Management Portal” directly, not on some page of in the KCMS Event log? Regrettably, it provides no details of what might be wrong – so far, I wasn’t able to reproduce this issue myself. The deploymen...

Hello, Of course, you can run Kentico CMS in a cloud environment. Our clients already use Kentico CMS in Windows Azure, Amazon EC2 and Rackspace Cloud. We also offer Kentico+ which is Kentico EMS running as a service in the Windows Azure cloud for a monthly fee. Or yo...

Hi all, We are hosting a bunch of sites on an Azure Virtual Machine. We are using SQL Azure as our database. The sites work just fine and we back up our database to the BACPAC format. When I try to restore a BACPAC to my local SQL Server 2012 (SP1), I get an error wh...

What do you think? Is it possible to dramatically increase site traffic just by recreating a website? Yes, it is! Kentico’s Gold Partner, Bit-Wizards, deployed a new website for Hunt Engineering in Kentico CMS 6 and increased their site traffic by more than 175%!

I am using Azure to host my CMS application and website. I am getting the following issue when I open a page on the kentico UI from the azure URL: This feature is currently unavailable because the Kentico administration application is using secured HTTPS protocol. To enab...

Hi, Yes, it is supported. You should get a conversion wizard. We have tested it and so far there were no issues with the new SDK version. Best regards, Juraj Ondrus

Thanks for the update. After poking around a little more, I was able to find the download for the 1.5 version of the SDK (http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=27577). We're going ahead and upgrading to version 1.6 anyway though. Thanks, Jim Garwacki

Both servers try to reach each other using their IP address, these are dynamic. So we would have to generate a license every time. The webservers don't have a individual domain name?

Hi, They should have a domain name - other customer ran into the same issue and the instances/servers were running also under a domain names. So, adding keys for those solved the issue. Best regards, Juraj Ondrus