I'm in the process of making a recommendation for a client who wants to develop a Kentico 13 site deployed to azure app services. I've read through documentation site and I still have a question. I...

Hello, I am running a recently upgraded Kentico v12.0.6 MVC on an Azure Web App. I have set the MVC and CMS project to have a static Server Name in the web config. I have Web Farms set to Manual. W...

Hello,I’m working on Azure DevOps Pipelines for Kentico 12 MVC and when I release to the Azure App Service and restart the App Service I get an error on the MVC site: @The resource you are looking ...

We currently have 93 websites across 9 Azure App Service instances(P3 size). When we restart the App Service, it takes an hour or more for all the websites to become accessible. Those that aren't...

Azure is the best way how you can host Kentico sites. It provides you with great tools, easy deployment options, high availability and many more features. BLOB storage is then the convenient place to store all binary files. The standard provider for BLOB storage available in Kentico CMS comes with strict limitations, but that has changed now.

We were planning to go live with Kentico 11 Azure app service in November. Now we realize that Kentico 12 is supposed to be released end of November 2018.1) Would you recommend waiting for Kentico ...

How can deploy website project to Azure App Service with GitHub?

As MVC becomes the main development model for Kentico developers, understanding how to host your applications becomes an important skill to master. Depending on your hosting environment, your application structure can have a significant impact on your ability to scale, update, and manage your projects. With more and more companies considering Azure App Services, I wanted to give you my thoughts on how to best use the platform for your Kentico MVC sites.