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Delivery assurance concepts
Optimizely Digital Experience Platform (DXP) is a module set offering tremendous depth and capabilities. Optimizely Content Management System (CMS) and Optimizely Customized Commerce are tightly bound, so both are included in this topic.
DXP development
Running your solution in any cloud environment requires strategies. Following these recommendations helps to ensure smooth deployment and good site performance.
DXP overview
Optimizely Digital Experience Platform™ (DXP; formerly Digital Experience Cloud™ Service - DXC Service) is the cloud-based service offered by Optimizely using Microsoft cloud technology. See Optimizely Digital Experience Platform https //docs.
DXP onboarding process
The Cloud Accelerator Package enhances understanding of the Optimizely Digital Experience Platform (DXP). It provides tools to address technical and operational gaps, ensuring a smooth onboarding and deployment process.
DXP environments
Depending on your DXP setup and products included, you will have two or more environments between which deployment is done. You can deploy to Integration, Preproduction, and Production yourself.
Failover
Automatic failover lets customers with business-critical websites maintain high availability in the event of an outage in an infrastructure component in a data center or even an entire data center region. Failover is an optional component that you can add to your DXP instance.
Get started with DXP
With Optimizely, you can create truly customer-centric experiences using best-in-class CMS, robust ecommerce, and advanced personalization and marketing automation features. Optimizely is based on a secure platform and multiple APIs and extensions , offering flexible customization and integration possibilities.
DXP cookies
A cookie is a small piece of data sent from a website and stored by the web browser on a visitor's computer while browsing a website. The main purpose of a cookie is for websites to remember stateful information or to record a visitor's browsing activity.
DXP performance
The CDN servers are designed to cache content according to the cache rules you define in the HTTP headers from your application. These caching rules must be correctly set so your solution can scale properly.
DXP requirements
This information is useful to ensure your development environment is compatible with the deployment process and the Azure resources. See Microsoft Azure https //azure.