CX Cloud Docs
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Primary version
  • Welcome To CX Cloud
  • Introduction
    • Why CX Cloud?
    • Architecture Overview
    • How To Participate?
    • Change Log
  • Getting Started
    • Requirements
      • Prepare Local Environment
      • Install CX Cloud CLI
    • Setting up a CX Cloud Project
      • Provision Infrastructure
      • Generating Core Services
      • Generating a Frontend Demo
      • Configuring Routing Manifest
      • Configuring CI/CD Pipeline
      • Configuring Data Engine
  • Guides
    • Infrastructure Operations
      • Getting Access To An Already Running Infrastructure
      • Deleting Deployments
      • Managing Secrets
    • Application Development
      • Git Repository Conventions
      • Process Engine
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  • Changelog
  • Planned for H2/2020
  • Changes in 2019
  • H1/2019
  • Changes in 2018
  • Q4/2018
  • Q3/2018
  • Q2/2018
  • Q1/2018
  1. Introduction

Change Log

Changelog

We constantly develop Tieto CX Cloud based on customer projects, internal ideas, and partner contributions. Naturally, you can follow progress via Github but here are quarterly summaries of the most important changes and improvements.

Planned for H2/2020

  • Add GraphQL to basic set-up.

  • Create more templates to enable custom microservices generation with various technologies (e.g. Node, Java, Groovy) using CX Cloud CLI.

  • Add Azure support for infra provisioning.

  • Detail CX Cloud Utilities concept

Changes in 2019

H1/2019

  • CI/CD pipeline between Github and AWS.

  • Data Engine 1.0 for log management.

  • New core service for Reach marketplace.

Changes in 2018

Q4/2018

Created AWS Cognito core service and enabled creation of Auth service with CLI. Improved CX Cloud documentation. Implemented front-end demo based on React.

Q3/2018

Created CX Cloud CLI to enable more easy project set-up with infra, service and front-end generation. Switched from AWS ECS to Kubernetes.

Q2/2018

We split core module to more granular modules (e.g. commerce, content, search). Also enabled generation of services and service specific API's with selected level of granularity based on available core modules.

Q1/2018

Initial release.

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