HOW IT WORKS
CONTINUOUS MATERIALIZATON
Modern digital experiences are powered by multiple systems that update independently. When pages are assembled at request time, that complexity creates latency, stale content, and regional inconsistency.
StreamX listens for system changes and pre-generates complete experiences before users arrive, distributing them globally so your site remains fast, fresh, and fully functional everywhere.
HOW IT WORKS
HOW IT WORKS
StreamX pipelines listen for data changes that trigger experience processing in real time. Experiences are then sent to the unified data layer - a real-time Single Source of Truth that's always up-to-date, quick to access, and globally available.
Connectors designed specifically for Adobe products simplify the AEM-DX Mesh setup and cut through your platform limitations. With built-in templating, updates, and publishing blueprints you’ll get market-ready, fast.
DX Mesh decouples AEM, so it’s no longer an integration hub. Each part of your system can now scale on its own, which reduces complexity and preserves architectural integrity as the system grows. This is what we call true composability.
Learn how to use StreamX to support Adobe Experience Manager setups where multiple integrations are involved.
StreamX delivers HTTP-native REST endpoints, offering developers a familiar way to integrate external systems, web services and APIs.
Quick start
Blueprints
Service mesh
Scaling
Observability
Cloud
Install StreamX locally from the command line. From there, you're ready to start working with service mesh blueprints.
StreamX blueprints are reference projects that help bootstrap your work in StreamX. Build real-time services while sticking to concepts you are familiar with - like templates, pages and components
StreamX's service meshes process data in real time to deliver complete digital experiences ahead of the user requests.
Developers use simple configuration files to define inter-service communication within the mesh.
Unified Data Layer scaling is fast and flexible to keep up with high traffic during peak demand events. With geo-replication built into StreamX, digital experiences are always deployed close to the user.
We collect, aggregate and visualize telemetry data for real-time visibility into StreamX operations.
With latest standards for metrics, traces and logs, StreamX delivers a predefined telemetry setup you can use out-of-the-box or customize.
Because StreamX is built using cloud-native standards, it can be deployed to any major cloud provider or a private cloud.
Quick start
Install StreamX locally from the command line. From there, you're ready to start working with service mesh blueprints.
Blueprints
StreamX blueprints are reference projects that help bootstrap your work in StreamX. Build real-time services while sticking to concepts you are familiar with - like templates, pages and components
Service mesh
StreamX's service meshes process data in real time to deliver complete digital experiences ahead of the user requests.
Developers use simple configuration files to define inter-service communication within the mesh.
Scaling
Unified Data Layer scaling is fast and flexible to keep up with high traffic during peak demand events. With geo-replication built into StreamX, digital experiences are always deployed close to the user.
Observability
We collect, aggregate and visualize telemetry data for real-time visibility into StreamX operations.
With latest standards for metrics, traces and logs, StreamX delivers a predefined telemetry setup you can use out-of-the-box or customize.
Cloud
Because StreamX is built using cloud-native standards, it can be deployed to any major cloud provider or a private cloud.
StreamX abstracts the complexities of event streaming specifically for web development use cases, so that complex setups can finally become straightforward.
Building fast backends
Backend for Edge Delivery
Multiple backends
Employing microservices
Reviving legacy
Geo-replication
