Ramiro’s Sitecore Blog

Welcome to my personal blog. I’m Ramiro Francisco Batallas, Principal Backend Developer at Oshyn.Inc Living in Quito-Ecuador and co-founder of SUGLATAM

This will be a space for sharing my knowledge, experience, and all new stuff related to my learning about Sitecore.

My personal motto is: What I learn, I share.

That's me

My Latest Posts

  • Sitecore XP 10.5 Under the Hood: Containers, Solr 10, .NET 4.8.1, Security, and Upgrade Considerations
    Sitecore XP 10.5 Under the Hood: Containers, Solr 10, .NET 4.8.1, Security, and Upgrade Considerations

    A practical engineering guide to Sitecore XP 10.5 covering the mandatory Solr 10 migration, Windows and SQL platform changes, .NET Framework 4.8.1, Sitecore Framework on .NET 10, security hardening, observability, messaging, breaking changes, and a staged 10.4-to-10.5 upgrade plan.

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  • Designing Artifacts in SitecoreAI: The Missing Piece Between Agents and Content
    Designing Artifacts in SitecoreAI: The Missing Piece Between Agents and Content

    Artifacts are the operational boundary between probabilistic agent output and governed SitecoreAI content. This implementation-focused guide explains artifact contracts, versioning, validation, provenance, review gates, multi-agent handoffs, and conversion into SitecoreAI items.

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  • Building AI Workflows with SitecoreAI: Designing an End-to-End Content Pipeline
    Building AI Workflows with SitecoreAI: Designing an End-to-End Content Pipeline

    A practical SitecoreAI reference architecture for moving a campaign brief through specialized agents, approval gates, localization, and governed Sitecore delivery.

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