Himmat Singh Dulawat (4x Sitecore MVP)

In a Digital Asset Management (DAM) system, a rendition refers to an alternative version of an original digital asset. This could mean: A different file format (e.g., converting a PNG to JPG) A different dimension, resolution, or size (e.g., resizing an image for web vs. print) A different color space or compression level (e.g., RGB vs. CMYK) For example, the marketing team needs the same product image for the Website (High Resolution), Mobile App (optimized size), and social media (specific aspect ratio). Instead of storing multiple copies of assets in different formats, the DAM module in Sitecore Content Hub provides the features to generate the renditions dynamically using media processing. This saves space and ensures consistency. Sitecore Content Hub by default provides server renditions under the media processing flow, which are Original, Metadata, PDF, Preview, Medium, Thumbnail, and Big Thumbnail. But if you want to create a cus...

You are all aware of the installation of Sitecore Connect for Content Hub on the premise environment. In this blog post, I am going to describe how to install Sitecore Connect for Content Hub in Sitecore Azure Cloud Service PaaS 2.0 environment. In PaaS1.0, you can install it using by Sitecore Azure Toolkit and SXP ARM templates, but in PaaS2.0, you cannot directly access the App Service as it provides an extra security layer using Bastian. Azure Bastion is a fully managed service that is provisioned in the PaaS 2.0 Hub environment to securely connect virtual machines via a private IP address. You can find more information here:  Azure Bastion for PaaS 2.0   What is Azure Bastion? Step 1: Log in to the Sitecore Content Hub and collect the following details: Need to create an OAuth Client ID and secret. (click Manage > OAuth Clients >) Need to create an Action to get the Hub in and Hub out value.  (click M...