- 7.4
- Analytics Cloud
- DXP 2023.Q3
- DXP 2023.Q4
- DXP 2024.Q1 (LTS)
- DXP 2024.Q2
- DXP 2024.Q3
- DXP 2024.Q4
- DXP 2025.Q1 (LTS)
- DXP 2025.Q2
- DXP 2025.Q3
- DXP 2025.Q4
- DXP 7.1
- DXP 7.2
- DXP 7.3
- DXP 7.4
- Liferay Commerce
- Portal 6.1
- Portal 6.2

Deployment Approach

- DXP - Self Hosted
- Liferay PaaS
- Liferay SaaS
- Liferay Self-Hosted

Capability

- Cloud
- Commerce
- Content Management System
- Development and Tooling
- Digital Asset Management
- DXP Self-Hosted Installation, Maintenance, and Administration
- Integration
- Personalization
- Platform
- Search
- Security
- Sites

Feature

- Analytics Cloud Administration
- API Development
- Blogs
- Catalogs
- Categories and Tags
- Client Extensions
- Cloud Platform Administration
- Cloud Platform Services
- Collections
- Core Frameworks
- Data Frameworks
- Data Integration
- Developer Tools
- Documents and Media
- DXP Configuration
- Forms
- Forums and Message Boards
- Fragments
- Frameworks
- Frontend Client Extensions
- Identity Management and Authentication
- Inventory
- Java Development
- Liferay Enterprise Search
- Multi-Channel Experiences (Headless Delivery)
- Notifications and Notification Templates
- Objects
- Order Processing
- Orders and Fulfillment
- Pages and Composition
- Payment
- Pricing
- Product Information
- Products
- Promotions and Discounts
- Publications
- Reference
- Search
- Search Engine Installation and Maintenance
- Search Experiences and Blueprints
- Search Pages and Widgets
- SEO
- Site Administration
- Staging
- Static and Dynamic User Segments
- Storefronts
- User, Organization, and Account Management
- Web Content and Structures
- Widgets
- Workflow

REST Builder

Official Documentation

REST Builder REST Builder is a code generation tool that makes it easy for you to take your local APIs and make them available on the web. It uses the OpenAPI Specification to generate REST and...

Consuming APIs

Official Documentation

Consuming APIs APIs, or Application Programming Interfaces, serve as the bridge between different software applications, allowing them to communicate and exchange data. By consuming external APIs,...

Producing and Implementing APIs with REST Builder

Official Documentation

Producing and Implementing APIs with REST Builder With REST Builder, you can define the API you want to build, and REST Builder provides the framework and endpoints for you. Deploy an Example REST...

Batch Engine API Basics - Importing Data

Official Documentation

Batch Engine API Basics - Importing Data Liferay's Headless Batch Engine provides REST APIs to import and export data. Call these services to import data to Liferay. Importing Data Then follow...

Consuming GraphQL APIs

Official Documentation

Consuming GraphQL APIs Liferay DXP contains GraphQL APIs for most of its applications. The GraphQL APIs are available at http://[host]:[port]/o/graphql. Here's how to consume them in three steps: ...

Using External Reference Codes

Official Documentation

Using External Reference Codes Liferay DXP/Portal 7.4+ Many of Liferay's headless API endpoints support an external reference code (ERC). The ERC field is useful in wide range of scenarios. For...

Using OAuth 2.0

Official Documentation

Using OAuth 2.0 OAuth 2.0 is an industry-standard authorization protocol. Users with accounts on a Liferay-based website can share select credentials with various clients seamlessly. OAuth 2.0...

API Headers Reference

Official Documentation

API Headers Reference API headers are components of HTTP requests that provide essential information to the server about the client's request and how the server should handle it. You can use API...

API Query Parameters

Official Documentation

API Query Parameters Whether you consume REST APIs or GraphQL APIs, different query parameters are available to help you filter the responses. Fields Parameter Use this parameter to specify and...

Batch Engine API Basics - Exporting Data

Official Documentation

Batch Engine API Basics - Exporting Data Liferay's Headless Batch Engine provides REST APIs to import and export data. Call these services to export data from Liferay. Exporting Data Then,...

Consuming REST Services

Official Documentation

Consuming REST Services Liferay DXP contains REST services for most of its applications. These services are fully OpenAPI compliant. Here, learn how to consume them. This takes only three steps: ...

Data Migration Center

Official Documentation

Data Migration Center Liferay DXP 2023.Q4+/Portal GA102+ [Beta Feature](../../../../security-and-administration/administration/configuring-liferay/feature-flags.md#beta-feature-flags) Currently,...

Migrating to Liferay Cloud

Official Documentation

Migrating to Liferay Cloud Liferay Cloud is a secure and reliable enterprise platform built for high availability, scalability, and performance. Running a Liferay DXP instance on Liferay Cloud...

Stage 8: Next Steps After Migration

Official Documentation

Stage 8: Next Steps After Migration Congratulations! If you have completed all of the previous stages in this section, then you have successfully migrated your on-premises Liferay DXP installation...

Application Metrics

Official Documentation

Application Metrics With Liferay Cloud's built-in monitoring, you can track resources used by each environment service. These application metrics include memory and CPU usage, as well as network...

Environment Teams and Roles

Official Documentation

Environment Teams and Roles Administrators can manage team members and roles in each project environment using the Liferay Cloud Console. Each environment can have unique members, and each member...

Stage 7: Connecting the VPN

Official Documentation

Stage 7: Connecting the VPN If required for your development environment, the last stage of migration is to connect your Cloud environment to your private network. This involves configuring (or...

Stage 2: Creating Data Backup Files

Official Documentation

Stage 2: Creating Data Backup Files Now that the Liferay versions match between your on-premises and Liferay Cloud environments, you must prepare the data from your installation for migration. This...

Platform Services

Official Documentation

Platform Services In Liferay Cloud, the processes necessary to host and maintain a site are run by platform services. Each service corresponds to a part of what is necessary to keep your...

Stage 5: Migrating Web Server Configurations

Official Documentation

Stage 5: Migrating Web Server Configurations Now that your Liferay configurations and customizations are deployed to Liferay Cloud, the next stage is to migrate your web server configurations. This...

Quotas and Resource Usage

Official Documentation

Quotas and Resource Usage Quotas are the maximum number of resources available for a given Liferay Cloud project. Administrators may configure services and environments to use resources according...

Real-Time Alerts

Official Documentation

Real-Time Alerts Liferay Cloud can alert system administrators of unexpected behaviors in a project. Examples of unexpected behaviors include auto-scaling events, higher than expected memory...

Team Activities

Official Documentation

Team Activities Keeping track of activities within each project environment is essential. With Liferay Cloud, you can monitor builds, deployments, and other project activities via the web console. ...

Stage 1: Matching DXP Versions

Official Documentation

Stage 1: Matching DXP Versions The first stage of migration is to configure the Liferay service running on Liferay Cloud to run the same version of the installation you want to migrate. This...

Stage 4: Migrating DXP Configurations and Customizations

Official Documentation

Stage 4: Migrating DXP Configurations and Customizations Now that your database and document library are applied to your Liferay Cloud environment, the next stage of migration is to migrate your...

Stage 6: Migrating Search Configurations

Official Documentation

Stage 6: Migrating Search Configurations Now that your web server configurations are deployed to Liferay Cloud, the next stage of migration is to migrate your search configurations. This involves...

Stage 3: Uploading and Restoring the Data Backup

Official Documentation

Stage 3: Uploading and Restoring the Data Backup With your Liferay DXP database and document library in a compatible format, the next stage is to upload them together as a single backup to Liferay...

Getting Started

Official Documentation

Getting Started Getting started with Liferay Cloud (SaaS or PaaS) involves ensuring all accounts, environments, and services have been successfully provisioned and deployed in your instance. Begin...

Configuring Your GitHub Repository

Official Documentation

Configuring Your GitHub Repository Your Liferay Cloud onboarding email contains a link to a GitHub repository hosted in the dxpcloud organization. This repository is a template for a team's...

Configuring Your GitLab Repository

Official Documentation

Configuring Your GitLab Repository Your Liferay Cloud onboarding email contains a link to a GitHub repository hosted in the dxpcloud organization. This repository is a template for a team's private...

Configuring Your Bitbucket Repository

Official Documentation

Configuring Your Bitbucket Repository Your Liferay Cloud onboarding email contains a link to a GitHub repository hosted in the dxpcloud organization. This repository is a template for a team's...

Development Requirements

Official Documentation

Development Requirements Before beginning deployment in Liferay PaaS, developers planning to create modules should install the required tools. There are various development tools and frameworks...

Liferay PaaS Go-Live Checklist

Official Documentation

Liferay PaaS Go-Live Checklist Liferay Cloud is committed to your project's smooth launch. This go-live checklist should help you catch potential issues in advance and optimize your Cloud...

Liferay SaaS Go-Live Checklist

Official Documentation

Liferay SaaS Go-Live Checklist Liferay Cloud is committed to your project's smooth launch. Here is a list of steps you should take to prepare in advance for your production environment to go live. ...

Logging into Your Liferay Cloud Services

Official Documentation

Logging into Your Liferay Cloud Services By default, you must log in to access the web interfaces for the Liferay and Infrastructure services on any non-production environment (e.g., uat)....

Understanding Liferay Cloud Environments

Official Documentation

Understanding Liferay Cloud Environments A Liferay Cloud project can have multiple environments, each for a different purpose (e.g., development, staging, production, etc.). Each environment has a...

Cloud

Official Documentation

Cloud Liferay DXP is prepackaged with all the configurations you need to host your application on the cloud. For more information on installing cloud-ready Liferay bundles, see Provisioning Liferay...

Manage and Optimize

Official Documentation

Manage and Optimize Liferay Cloud offers numerous tools to help you efficiently manage your projects. Resource Management The Liferay Cloud dashboard has built-in tools to help you track and...

Scaling the Liferay Service

Official Documentation

Scaling the Liferay Service Liferay Cloud's auto-scaling feature automatically creates and destroys Liferay service instances as needed to optimize performance. You can choose the minimum and...

Downloading and Uploading Backups

Official Documentation

Downloading and Uploading Backups The Liferay Cloud backup service creates backups of an environment's database and the full contents of the Liferay instance's LIFERAY_HOME/data folder. This...

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