Alfresco 5 Content Management – From Beginner to Pro

Name: Alfresco 5 Content Management - From Beginner to Pro
Brand: Udemy
SKU: 48597
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Martin Bergljung 143 DevOps Udemy

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Product is rated as #46 in category DevOps

This Alfresco beginners training course will take you from not knowing anything about the Alfresco content management system to someone that can participate with confidence in an Alfresco Content Management project.

If you are a developer that will implement customisations for a content management solution, an architect responsible for designing the deployment architecture for an Alfresco installation, or a project manager overseeing a content management project. Then this course will set you up so you are fully aware of what Alfresco is and its benefits, how to install and configure it, and how to use it.

The course would also be useful for techie end–users that wants to get up to speed on the Alfresco content management system before their company or organisation deploys it.

This course is the perfect starting point for someone just beginning the journey into the content management solution space.

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Martin BergljungBook Author, Udemy Instructor, Programmer, ECM Expert

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I have been working with Alfresco for the past 10 years. I started out building an email integration for Alfresco, integrating Apache James, so my first experience with the product was a deep dive into coding a customisation. I then started doing consulting projects based on Alfresco and found out quite quickly that I really like the product. It is very open and allows you to build pretty much anything you can come up with (or your client can come up with!). In 2011 I got the opportunity to write a book about Alfresco, which was a great experience as I really like to mentor, train, and educate people. I then did more consulting and got into bigger projects in the publishing space. During a couple of years I was also an instructor giving Alfresco classroom training courses. Then in 2014 I got the opportunity to write another book about Alfresco and specifically the CMIS standard that you can use to talk to the Alfresco content management system, again a great experience. In 2015 I started working for Alfresco with all kinds of stuff, such as developing the Alfresco SDK, creating developer documentation, writing articles, talking at conferences, prototyping new features. What I really like to do is take what we develop internally at Alfresco and try and explain it in an easy and understandable way. Since 2017 I have been working a lot with container technology as version 6.x of the Alfresco product is deployed and run with containers. The product is run locally with Docker Compose and in production with Kubernetes. It is deployed with Kubernetes Helm. So I got exposed to these new technologies during a couple of years now in real scenarios, within a company doing the transition to containers.

Specification: Alfresco 5 Content Management – From Beginner to Pro

Duration	18 hours
Year	2020
Level	All
Certificate	Yes
Quizzes	No

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Winyoo – November 4, 2017
Great course with all detail that I need for proper imprementation.
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Hars Srl – January 11, 2018
L’intero corso mi sembra abbastanza chiaro, non mi resta che provare ad applicarlo in pratica
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Cosmeleata Daniela – April 12, 2018
the course is excellent and well structured
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William Hunton – September 10, 2018
Good match so far. The transcriptions sadly remind me of Bad Lipsync on the Web. Another example: Google Docs is transcribed as good girl docs. Makes the transcription almost useless
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Cesar Guimaraes – October 10, 2018
Good content with terrible captioning. In my humble opinion, someone should urgently review closed captions.
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Sue Green – January 23, 2019
Good choice very relevant and useful so far…
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Asheesh Mathur – June 24, 2019
Outstanding …Waiting for Developer Edition
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Himanshu Bhandari – November 2, 2019
Outstanding course.
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Prince – January 27, 2020
Fantastic, But looking waiting for Developer Boot camp
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