DX Cloud Concepts

This section orients you to Magnolia DX Cloud: what the PaaS offering is, how onboarding works, and the core ideas behind architecture, environments, and day-to-day platform behaviour. It is written for integrators, technical owners, and other high-level readers who need the map before the hands-on runbooks.

Hands-on setup, deploy, Helm, security, and troubleshooting live in DX Cloud Operations.

What is DX Cloud?

DX Cloud is a digital Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering that provides:

• Magnolia CMS optimized for running in multiple clouds.
• A complete application development environment running in the cloud.
• Managed services for enterprise-grade security.
• A pre-defined continuous integration pipeline including automated quality, unit and retention testing.
• Magnolia optimized deployment blueprints for a continuous delivery pipeline.

DX Cloud gives you the power and flexibility of the Magnolia DX Core platform with the added bonus of handling the automation and deployment side of it all.

See Latest versions in the changelog for current component versions.

Start here

Core concepts

• Kubernetes — how DX Cloud uses Kubernetes and what you can (and cannot) access
• Multicluster — running across more than one cluster
• Automatic licensing — how licensing is applied in the cloud

Best practices

Guidance for capacity, JVM, and content modelling before you tune production:

• Intro to best practices
• Memory resources · CPU resources · JVM memory
• Storing assets · Structuring the JCR workspace

Questions and next steps

• FAQs — cache, Helm, ingresses, security, licensing, and deployment
• Set up DX Cloud — when you are ready to create the project and wire CI/CD
• DX Cloud Operations — deploy, configure, secure, and troubleshoot