Extending Adobe Commerce using Adobe I/O
summary
Adobe Commerce plans concrete extensibility: integrate with Adobe I/O and add an API gateway / GraphQL mesh that exposes a multi-tenant GraphQL service at commerce.adobe.io/api backed by a schema management service. Demo shows a Chrome GraphiQL plugin querying a single unified schema combining monolith, Live Search and custom Adobe I/O services. Roadmap covers four areas — storefront UI extensions, APIs, middleware event sync for back-office data, and centralized developer experience — with a preview program and PCI work underway.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 2:55Extensibility goals for 2022
- 6:23Storefront extensibility plans
- 7:45API gateway and GraphQL mesh
- 13:26GraphQL mesh demo walkthrough
- 20:31Headless commerce architecture
- 24:23Middleware and data sync
- 25:51Developer experience with Adobe IO
- 26:32Q&A on security and performance
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