Daivagna Nanavati

Hi Team, If you are exploring and working on XM Cloud and have set up XM Cloud instance on your local environment, You might run into following issue on publish   Because Sitecore XM Cloud instance works on Experience edge and there is no content delivery server which reads from WEB DB, It always publishes on experience edge Because we are habitual (at-least i am) to publish the API KEY after creation, Because it is mentioned in the steps below url (point-6) https://doc.sitecore.com/xp/en/developers/hd/211/sitecore-headless-development/create-a-sitecore-api-key.html and that is why in my other non cloud XM instance (stand alone on-prem), i am habitual to create an API and publish it, and i was doing the same in my XM Cloud Local instance too. But with local XM Cloud docker instance, It does not work that way, Because local does not work with experience edge, and when you see publishing wizard it only has one publishing target i.e "Experience edge" and that why above error com

Hi Team, I recently have been trying to set up couple of things around XM Cloud and experience edge related things for our internal training. I was following a documentation https://doc.sitecore.com/xmc/en/developers/xm-cloud/request-a-jwt-for-experience-edge-xm-using-oauth.html to generate the experience edge token to use GraphQL for delivery API as i wanted to query results from published version of the data i.e from experience edge But the CURL command was always failing with above exception, i could figure out that there is something wrong with either the URL or connecting to it, but as everything else was working fine i thought either the format of the URL is wrong or something with it. See the documentation i refereed (it was not updated at that time, right now it is updated correctly and working fine)   I knew that there are same kind of documentation exists for XM and XM Cloud, but their URLs are different, so i tried to double check with simple XM documentation, because i know

Hello Sitecorians & technician around the world !!! I had my learning and sharing activities in pipeline for this year and before i start them i just wanted to make sure i take out this blog first and share about my experience and journey of being MVP and thank the community too and my team mates who helped me along the way, and express my gratitude. This is purely to help and encourage other members of the community, and explain them that i am no exception but there are steps, and rules, few check points, if you follow them, you can also become MVP. WHY One of the question or the overall mood i have observed is why MVP? So question is actually not about becoming MVP, It's not even about being Sitecore expert , but questions is about sharing as much as we know and learn, if you already are working on Sitecore, You know how much is happening in that zone, Things are changing at rapid pace, so if you are already working in that technology and alread y know things and modificati