The evolution of Adobe Commerce to reduce your TCO
summary
Claim: Adobe reduces upgrade frequency and complexity by thinning the core and delivering features as independent services, cuts core patch cadence from four to three releases in 2022 and aligns Commerce support with PHP EOL (php 8.1 → Nov 2024), provides immediate fixes via the quality patches tool and pre-upgrade analysis with the upgrade compatibility tool, enforces marketplace extensions to be compatible within 30 days, and runs monthly betas (starting Oct 18) so upgrades become faster, cheaper and less risky.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50Agenda
- 4:10What we will achieve
- 5:00New release strategy
- 6:45Thinning the core
- 8:20Simplified release schedule
- 9:10Adobe 2022 release calendar
- 10:30What is PHP
- 11:30Updated Lifecycle Policy
- 12:20Release Dates
- 13:15Security Support
- 15:35Upgrade Compatibility Tool
- 19:05Marketplace Extensions
- 19:20Marketplace Compatibility Policy
- 21:30Quality Patches Tool
- 24:00Magento Beta Program
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