I decided to write this article because I wanted to share two things with you. The first one is how smart search works when running on Azure. The second one is how to troubleshoot the Smart search if it seems that it’s not working. This article is aimed at developers that wa...

Windows Azure support of Kentico CMS 5.5 R2 was unveiled at the LeWeb'10 conference in Paris. Let’s look in more details at the Windows Azure support in Kentico CMS.  

This article is a step-by-step guide on how to use Microsoft Azure Redis Cache as a session state provider in Kentico 8.1

For several months I have been writing a series about the basics of Windows Azure. This post is the last one from that series and we will focus on databases in Microsoft cloud, on a service called SQL Azure.

Hi there, with this post I’m starting a new series here on the DevNet portal about Windows Azure. I will write about Azure in general and also about Azure integration in Kentico CMS. In this first post I will introduce the Azure platform from a development point of view. I wil...

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.

The rise of MVC has not been a quiet process. Over the past few years, developers have been saying...err…SCREAMING that they want to use modern, scalable frameworks for their Kentico applications. And they’re right! Modular, flexible architectures allow sites to be developed ...

By now you’ve probably heard about some of the great advancements and features in Kentico 9. Improved MVC support was one of the most anticipated updates as more and more developers transition to the (not so young) web development pattern. To support this development model, K...

As reported by the Redmond Recap Windows Azure was revolutionized by the announcing in the recent Meeting Windows Azure event from June 2012. The post includes a fantastic graphic of the features currently available in Windows azure.

NOTE This blog is the second part of a two-part series. Be sure to check DevNet for the first part here .