Background
Our customer has AWS Subscription, and they want to deploy our .NET Solutions to the AWS. This article will give you step by step how to deploy the Umbraco Solution into the AWS.
Step By Step
Installing AWS Toolkit
Visit the AWS toolkit page AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio (amazon.com)
Download and install the AWS toolkit
Installing Umbraco
Create a new project in Visual Studio
Select asp.net web application (.NET framework)
Choose the default configuration and select empty web templates
Don't check any references
Click Manage Nuget Package
And select Umbraco CMS
Click install
Build the solution
Deploying to AWS
Go to your AWS console
Select IAM
Create user with Programmatic Access and as Administrator
User access key and secret key go to create profile in Getting Started page OR AWS Explorer
Right click on the Project and Deploy to elastic beanstalk
Create a new profile if you don't have one
Filling the profile and click deploy.
Please wait status until environment is healthy
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Umbraco 7 is on Horizon, the first thing first that you need to do when you are ready to use umbraco is selecting the rendering engine. In this post I will explain how we select the proper rendering engine for Umbraco. Let’s get started Veteran or New Generation Developer Umbraco supports two rendering engine which are WebForms and MVC. If you are the veteran developer that learn ASP.NET since 1.0 you can use the WebForms. Meanwhile, if you are the new generation developer that love MVC you can use MVC rendering engine. Webforms will use Macro, .NET User Control, MasterPages MVC will use Macro, Razor, Layout Changing Rendering Engine By default Umbraco run WebForms. However, you can change the engine on umbracoSettings.config. It is located on /Config/ folder After that changes from MVC to WebForms or vice versa. <templates> <!-- To switch the default rendering engine to MVC, change this value from WebForms to Mvc --> <defaultRenderingEngine>Mvc</defaultRenderingEngine> </templates> That’s is it!, save and restart your web site to test it It will be good idea to change the rendering engine before the installation / development Cheers @ridife
Welcome 2012,
new spirit, new blog, and of course new passion to become a better people. Doing a flashback in 2011, here are the list of content creation that you can read and already published in Microsoft Knowledge Base
KB 2587240: Memulai Pengembangan Umbraco di Visual Studio 2010
KB 2599136: Pengenalan Umbraco API dengan Visual Studio 2010
KB 2625343: Pustaka Pemograman Ribbon di Windows Presentation Foundation
KB 2638560: Aplikasi Klien Sederhana untuk Sinkronisasi Database
KB 2646179: Pengembangan Aplikasi Secara Cepat dengan Lightswitch
In 2012, I will focus in Application Lifecycle Management and Software Engineering aspect. let’s start this year with “Flame ON Spirit!”
@ridife