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SIM.Adapters
SIM.Adapters
 
 
SIM.Base
SIM.Base
 
 
SIM.ContainerInstaller
SIM.ContainerInstaller
 
 
SIM.Core
SIM.Core
 
 
SIM.FileSystem.AutoTests
SIM.FileSystem.AutoTests
 
 
SIM.FileSystem
SIM.FileSystem
 
 
SIM.Foundation.SqlAdapter.IntegrationTests
SIM.Foundation.SqlAdapter.IntegrationTests
 
 
SIM.Foundation.SqlAdapter
SIM.Foundation.SqlAdapter
 
 
SIM.Instances
SIM.Instances
 
 
SIM.Pipelines
SIM.Pipelines
 
 
SIM.Products.Tests
SIM.Products.Tests
 
 
SIM.Products
SIM.Products
 
 
SIM.Sitecore9Installer.Tests
SIM.Sitecore9Installer.Tests
 
 
SIM.Sitecore9Installer
SIM.Sitecore9Installer
 
 
SIM.SitecoreEnvironments
SIM.SitecoreEnvironments
 
 
SIM.Telemetry.Tests
SIM.Telemetry.Tests
 
 
SIM.Telemetry
SIM.Telemetry
 
 
SIM.Tests
SIM.Tests
 
 
SIM.Tool.Base
SIM.Tool.Base
 
 
SIM.Tool.Windows
SIM.Tool.Windows
 
 
SIM.Tool
SIM.Tool
 
 
Sitecore Instance Manager.sln
Sitecore Instance Manager.sln
 
 
readme.txt
readme.txt
 
 

readme.txt

Sitecore Instance Manager (SIM 1.4)

1. Fast Start
You can start with opening the solution file, choosing the SIM.Tool project as startup one and hit F5

2. Source code 
Application source code is divided into two groups: Core and UI. The core functionality is abstract enough to be invoked by any type of user interface like web service, cli or win32 gui. The UI functionality may use UI API so it may be impossible to reuse it in different environment. 

3. Documentation
There is a documenation that describes some key parts of the architecture, please check it here:
https://github.com/Sitecore/Sitecore-Instance-Manager/wiki/API