Alfresco Blog

Testing Alfresco One with Docker

Docker is really under the spotlight at the moment so we had a look at it to determine how it could help in our Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline.This article intends to show where we started and what the benefits we are getting from Docker. Our i...

Deploy Alfresco One automatically on the AWS Cloud using our new Quick Start

AWS Quick Starts are no longer available

Hardening assessment and automation with OpenSCAP in 5 minutes

This article was originally posted in my personal blog here.SCAP (Security Content Automation Protocol) provides a mechanism to check configurations, vulnerability management and evaluate policy compliance for a variety of systems. One of the most po...

Deploy the new Alfresco One Reference Architecture in few minutes with AWS CloudFormation

Marketplace AIMS for Alfresco are no longer available

Pipelines are cool, right?...

Delivery Pipelines; When you think pipeline you usually think "I put something in one end and get something out of the other". True, but it's what happens whilst in the "pipe" thats the exciting bit. You can add as many or few gateways/checkpoints/hu...

How I (probably over-simplified) integrated Web-sockets, Messaging and ReactJS Components.

By Martin Whittington, Software Engineer DevOps. 7th July 2015Disclaimer: This work and the technologies are not related to any Alfresco products.There isn’t a great deal of documentation or “best practices” that best describes how ReactJS could or c...