Thanks to everyone that attended the Azure Kentico Conference! You can find all the session videos available here . Session description: Got Visual Studio? Your almost there! In this session we will look at how to prepare your development environment for Windows Azure. ...

In this article, we'll have a look at some statistics. In particular, I'd like to present you with the most discussed Kentico topics, terms developers search for, and the questions they ask.

Thanks to everyone who contributed this month!

This article is a step-by-step guide on how to use Windows Azure Cache Service (still in preview mode) in Kentico CMS.

As a Solution Architect, I'm often asked questions related to correct configuration of the Smart Search functionality, or about the Smart Search not working as expected. I‘ve prepared another "troubleshooting" poster that illustrates the proceudre I follow when trying to ident...

Join us for a webinar - Kentico Technical Learning: Top 5 things you need to know about Windows Azure Date: July 6, 2011 Time: 8-9AM PST Register here  

By deploying Kentico CMS to Windows Azure, you can expand your site’s availability and scalability at minimal cost. In his in-depth blog post, Bryan Soltis of Bit-Wizards will show you how to configure all of the most important settings and help you ensure that your website is...

Automation can go a long way in making a developer's life easier. When it comes to content, the less to deal with, the better! Let me show you how to automate translation with Kentico Cloud. Ever since we released Kentico Cloud, developers have asked for a way to write conte...

It has been more than two months since I published my last post on KB articles that you may find interesting, so it’s time for a new set of articles which may help you deliver the functionality you need.

This article describes how to handle IIS errors on the Microsoft Azure cloud hosting environment and to get more details about the problem. The article demonstrates it in a real example, the “500 – Internal server error,” but can be used with any other IIS error message hosted...