NOTE: To deploy your Sitefinity CMS project to Microsoft Azure, you must first create and develop your project locally, using one of the other supported Windows platforms.
NOTE: You cannot run Sitefinity CMS under Windows XP.
NOTE: To deploy your Sitefinity CMS projects to IIS, you must configure IIS to use Integrated application pool mode.
The latest two officially supported versions of the following browsers:
JavaScript must be enabled on all browsers.
Websites built with Sitefinity CMS are fully compatible with all modern browsers that support JavaScript and CSS.
NOTE: If you have implemented custom functionality, you must ensure that it is compatible with the browsers that your users may use.
IMPORTANT: To successfully deploy Sitefinity CMS, your hosting provider must support .NET 4.7.2 Framework and Full trust. You can find a list of Sitefinity’s official hosting partners on www.sitefinity.com/partners/hosting-partners.aspx.
You can run your website in any cloud environment that supports Windows Server role instances, such as RackSpace and Amazon AWS. In these scenarios, you can set up your website as part of a load-balanced environment.
Auto Scaling in load-balanced scenarios without the need to configure Sitefinity CMS is supported only for Azure Cloud Services. In all other cloud IaaS providers Sitefinity CMS supports Auto Scaling by utilizing Redis service.
For more information, see Deploy projects to Azure App Services and Load balancing.
If you want to use Geo location API, you must use Microsoft SQL Server or SQL Express 2008 or higher. Microsoft SQL Server and SQL Express 2005, Oracle, and MySQL do not support Geo Location API. For more information about Geo locations, see Address custom field.
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