Administering a Sitecore Website
Learn Sitecore administration for ASP.NET developers. Master Sitecore website management and security tools. Gain practical skills to control your Sitecore platform.
Course Content
Administering a Sitecore Website is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Shelley Benhoff. It runs 2h 13m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 13 reviews. It is a paid course, first published February 2021.
Are you an ASP.NET developer diving into Sitecore development? This course, Administering a Sitecore Website, provides a practical introduction to managing your Sitecore website's security. Learn essential skills for securing your digital projects.
Here's what you'll master:
- User & Role Management: Discover how to effectively create and manage users, roles, and domains using the built-in User Manager, Role Manager, and Domain Manager within Sitecore.
- Sitecore Security Configuration: Gain hands-on experience with the Access Viewer to analyze Sitecore security access rights. Then, learn to assign access within the Security Editor to protect critical elements like Sitecore interfaces, templates, content items, and workflows.
- Environment Management: Understand how to seamlessly transfer users, roles, domains, and security settings between different Sitecore environments using packages and serialization. This is crucial for development, testing, and production deployments.
- Workflow Customization: Explore the process of creating custom workflows and workflow actions to tailor your Sitecore site's processes to your specific business needs.
By completing this course, you'll gain the confidence to administer a complete Sitecore website using the powerful, out-of-the-box security access tools available in Sitecore. This is a valuable foundation for any aspiring or current Sitecore developer.
Disclaimer: Not official Sitecore training.
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