Java SE Fundamentals from Pluralsight

This course provides ASP.NET web developers with an in-depth guide to Sitecore administration. You will learn to administer a complete Sitecore website using the security tools that are available out of the box.

Disclaimer: Not official Sitecore training. Are you an ASP.NET web developer who is starting out in Sitecore Development? In this course, Administering a Sitecore Website, you will learn how to create and manage users, roles, and domains using the User Manager, Role Manager, and Domain Manager. First, you will view Sitecore Security access rights in the Access Viewer and assign access in the Security Editor in order to secure the Sitecore interfaces, templates, content items, and workflows. Next, you will understand how to transfer users, roles, domains, and security settings between environments using packages and serialization. And finally, you will learn how to create custom workflows and workflow actions. By the end of this course, you will be able to administer a complete Sitecore website using the security access tools that are available out of the box.

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Learning Sitecore Administration

Creating Users, Roles, and Domains

Applying Sitecore Security Settings to Users and Roles

Transferring Users, Roles, Domains, and Security Settings between Environments

Creating a Custom Sitecore Workflow

Studying Sitecore Administration

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Meets a need for beginner-level web developers who are new to Sitecore needing basic Sitecore administration understanding

Examines core security settings in-depth for managing Sitecore

Practical course with hands-on exercises and activities to enhance learning

Covers essential Sitecore security tools commonly used by web developers

Teaches methods for creating and customizing Sitecore workflows

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Learners who complete Java SE Fundamentals will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Web Developer

Asp.Net Web Developers specialize in developing web applications or websites using the ASP.NET framework. They are responsible for writing code for front-end development, ensuring that the website is interactive and visually appealing. They also collaborate with other developers to ensure a seamless experience for users. This course introduces ASP.NET developers to Sitecore administration tools, that will let them create and manage users, roles, and domains, as well as apply Sitecore Security Settings to Users and Roles and transfer Users, Roles, Domains, and Security Settings between Environments.

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ASP.NET Developer

Web Developers specialize in developing web applications or websites using the ASP.NET framework. They are responsible for writing code for front-end development, ensuring that the website is interactive and visually appealing. They also collaborate with other developers to ensure a seamless experience for users. This course introduces ASP.NET developers to Sitecore administration tools, that will let them create and manage users, roles, and domains, as well as apply Sitecore Security Settings to Users and Roles and transfer Users, Roles, Domains, and Security Settings between Environments.

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IT Consultant

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Network Administrator

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Systems Administrator

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Software Developer

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Database Administrator

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IT Architect

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Security Analyst

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Computer Programmer

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Webmaster

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Computer Systems Analyst

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Information Systems Manager

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Web Designer

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IT Project Manager

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