When maintaining your Web Forms based Portal Engine applications, sooner or later, there will come a time when you will need to decide whether to upgrade to the latest version that supports Portal Engine or to take the leap and migrate over to MVC.

Hi all,We run a single perpetual licence portal engine version of Kentico with unlimited sites available. On this instance we administer about 12 websites.We are planning to make additional website...

I want to import all users with all referenced table data from kentico9 to kentico12. Please suggest the best approach to accomplish this.As i know kentico import utility will only import user data...

When using Kentico, you may need to migrate your database, your website, or both to a different environment. If you’re feeling lost on where to start with this kind of project, this article should help.

Hello everyone,I recently migrated the source of media library in kentico 12 sp development model MVC from local file system to azure storage reference,but after migrating the media from local file...

I need to migrate some Kentico 11 CMS.File pages to Kentico 12. (some pdf files with folders) Is there any tool or method?

Hi All,We have done content migration by using kentico wizard tool and it perfectly fine. We have to perform another task for migration such workflows and users and roles from Kentico 11 to Kentico...

Hi all,We want to migrate media library files from kentico 11 to kentico 12. Is there any suggestion for that?

MVC is kind of big deal here at Kentico. If you haven’t noticed, we’ve been pouring a ton of development into the framework to help developers build better solutions. In order to make an awesome platform for you, we had to adopt the MVC mindset, as well. And what better way than to migrate one of our own sites to it! Let me walk you through our experience of migrating the Kentico Advantage site to MVC.

As the headless CMS approach becomes more and more common, the implementations become increasingly complex. When a project is new, things are much great! When dealing with an existing application that is moving to the cloud, things get a little more challenging. Luckily, Kentico Cloud has a great new Content Management API to help you out!