Codebase architecture

A codebase in Multi-Experience Operations serves as the foundation to run multiple digital experiences. The architecture is designed to provide both flexibility and control to manage your applications. With the centralized repository structure, you can maintain a single source of truth for your code and support multiple experiences. This approach significantly reduces maintenance overhead and ensures consistency across your digital properties.

Viewing a codebase

To view a codebase:

1. Sign in to the Cloud Platform user interface.

2. Go to Codebases.
   The system displays all available codebases along with the number of sites and environments associated with the codebases.

    

    

   Note

   • You can view a codebase only if you have access to at least one subscription that includes a codebase.
   • If you do not have any other entitlement apart from the Multi-Experience Operations entitlement, the system does not display the Applications tab. In other words, this tab does not contain any  data related to Multi-Experience Operations.

    

    

    

   
3. Choose a codebase to view its details.
   The system displays the Codebase Overview page.

Codebase Overview page

The Codebase Overview page has the following fields and action items:

In addition, the Codebase Overview page displays detailed task logs. You can use the Task Log section to learn more about the following:

• Unique ID associated with the task
• User ID who triggered the task
• Brief description about the task
• Time when the task started and ended
• Status of the task

Managing Codebases

Codebase architecture

A codebase in Multi-Experience Operations serves as the foundation to run multiple digital experiences. The architecture is designed to provide both flexibility and control to manage your applications. With the centralized repository structure, you can maintain a single source of truth for your code and support multiple experiences. This approach significantly reduces maintenance overhead and ensures consistency across your digital properties.

Important

• As an Acquia customer, you cannot create codebases. To have a codebase provisioned for your organization, contact your Acquia account manager.
• The number of codebases that you can get provisioned for your organization depends on the terms and conditions of your Multi-Experience Operations entitlement.

Viewing a codebase

Note

You must have the Multi-Experience Operations entitlement in addition to your existing Cloud Platform subscription to view codebases.

To view a codebase:

1. Sign in to the Cloud Platform user interface.

2. Go to Codebases.
   The system displays all available codebases along with the number of sites and environments associated with the codebases.

    

    

   Note

   • You can view a codebase only if you have access to at least one subscription that includes a codebase.
   • If you do not have any other entitlement apart from the Multi-Experience Operations entitlement, the system does not display the Applications tab. In other words, this tab does not contain any  data related to Multi-Experience Operations.

    

    

    

   
3. Choose a codebase to view its details.
   The system displays the Codebase Overview page.

Codebase Overview page

The Codebase Overview page has the following fields and action items:

Field	Description
Description	Displays the description for the codebase. The system displays this field only if you have added a description for the codebase through Actions > Add description.
UUID	Is a unique identifier for the codebase.
GIT URL	Displays the URL of the Git repository that the codebase uses.
Sites in codebase	Displays the number of sites that are provisioned with the codebase.
Actions > Open Code Studio project	Enables you to access your Code Studio project directly through the Cloud Platform user interface. This option is visible in the user interface only if you have enabled Code Studio for the codebase. For more information, visit Enabling a Code Studio subscription.
Actions > View Git Information	Displays standard Git commands to clone, stage, commit, and push a repository.
Actions > Add description or Edit description	Enables you to add or edit a description for your codebase.
Actions > Rename codebase	Enables you update the name of your codebase.

In addition, the Codebase Overview page displays detailed task logs. You can use the Task Log section to learn more about the following:

• Unique ID associated with the task
• User ID who triggered the task
• Brief description about the task
• Time when the task started and ended
• Status of the task