[en] Sitecore Experience Edge for XM
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[en] Experience Edge for Experience Manager (XM) is an API-based service from Sitecore that gives you globally replicated, scalable access to your Sitecore Experience Platform items, layout, and media. You can use the standard publish tools in XM , but instead of rendering content from a self-hosted Content Delivery environment, Experience Edge provides you a Sitecore-hosted GraphQL API. You can build your solution in any language and pull the content you need to power it with GraphQL.
[en] Experience Edge for XM acts as a publishing target for your Sitecore content and media, and provides a GraphQL API that lets you:
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[en] Traverse the content tree by ID or path.
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[en] Obtain a snapshot of the Layout Service output for a route, for use with Sitecore Headless SDKs such as the Next.js SDK.
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[en] Perform Boolean queries for items based on field values and other item properties.
[en] Sitecore Headless Services provides a mirrored preview implementation of this API to enable editing, preview, and development scenarios on your self-hosted Sitecore XM instance. Experience Edge also provides a CDN for your Sitecore media library that supports media resizing and manipulation using query string parameters that mirror those of the existing Sitecore media handler.
[en] Advantages of Experience Edge
[en] Experience Edge provides a scalable, managed delivery option for headless Sitecore architectures that has the following advantages:
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[en] Removes infrastructure complexity - remove or reduce the need for hosting Content Delivery servers in your Sitecore infrastructure.
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[en] Scalability - globally replicate and scale your Sitecore content delivery.
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[en] Reaches customers across all channels - publish Sitecore content to any device or channel (watches, phones, tablets, voice-controlled devices, and so on).
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[en] Integrates with any platform - all applications that are able to make API calls out can pull content in from GraphQL.
[en] For Jamstack architectures, in particular, Experience Edge provides an API that can be used for both initial static markup generation, and runtime data needs such as client-side fetch (AJAX) calls and incremental static regeneration.
[en] For details on using Experience Edge with Sitecore JavaScript SDKs, see the JSS documentation.
[en] To learn about the restrictions involved in using Experience Edge for XM, refer to Experience Edge for XM の制限.
[en] Video: What is Sitecore Experience Edge?
[en] For a general introduction to Sitecore Experience Edge, watch the following video: