For example, I’ve developed two separate App Builder applications:One for a custom shipping carrier integrationAnother for OMS/ERP connectivityIs it possible to link both of these applications—each with its own workspace.json—to the same Adobe Commerce (PaaS) environment?If so, please suggest a best-practice approach or recommended setup?

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Configuring Multiple App Builder Applications with a Single Adobe Commerce (PaaS) Environment

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For example, I’ve developed two separate App Builder applications:

One for a custom shipping carrier integration
Another for OMS/ERP connectivity

Is it possible to link both of these applications—each with its own workspace.json—to the same Adobe Commerce (PaaS) environment?

If so, please suggest a best-practice approach or recommended setup?

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Best answer by rojoangel

Hi @rxraj,

The `magento/commerce-eventing` module version 1.12.0 introduced support for multiple event providers.

This page describes the step to configure additional event providers: Configure additional event providers in Adobe Commerce

Take a look and let me know if you have follow-up questions.

Regards,

R

rojoangel

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Adobe Employee

Hi @rxraj,

The `magento/commerce-eventing` module version 1.12.0 introduced support for multiple event providers.

This page describes the step to configure additional event providers: Configure additional event providers in Adobe Commerce

Take a look and let me know if you have follow-up questions.

Regards,

S

ShubhamAg2

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Hi @rxraj & @rojoangelI've configured two different apps with the same Adobe Commerce instance. This wasn’t supported in earlier versions of the starter kit, but with Starter Kit v3.0, it's now possible. Each app has its own instance ID and provider ID, and the new version allows updating both via API into the provider list, making multi-app configuration seamless.

rxrajAuthor

Thank you @shubhamag2 for sharing this update

@rojoangel

I would like to clarify my understanding: the global workspace General Configuration of the Adobe I/O Events module does have any roles to users utilizing the starter kit version 3.0.

You can find this under: Stores > Settings: Configuration > Adobe Services > Adobe I/O Events > General Configuration

Additionally, I would like to know if there is any use for the "Commerce Events" configuration for users with the starter kit version 3.0.

This can be found under: Stores > Settings > Configuration > Adobe Services > Adobe I/O Events > Commerce Events.

R

rojoangel

Adobe Employee

the global workspace General Configuration of the Adobe I/O Events module does have any roles to users utilizing the starter kit version 3.0.

You can find this under: Stores > Settings: Configuration > Adobe Services > Adobe I/O Events > General Configuration

What's the use case you have in mind?

Are you asking if roles can be defined for admin users to control who can access and modify the configuration of Events available at Stores > Settings: Configuration > Adobe Services > Adobe I/O Events > General Configuration?

If that's the question, there is some access control in place. It is described in this page: https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/commerce/cloud-service/user-management

Additionally, I would like to know if there is any use for the "Commerce Events" configuration for users with the starter kit version 3.0.

This can be found under: Stores > Settings > Configuration > Adobe Services > Adobe I/O Events > Commerce Events.

Yes, this configuration is still relevant for the starter kit 3.0.

The settings in this section apply to all event providers used by the Commerce instance.

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