Configuration overview

After you connect your storefront to a Commerce backend in Create a storefront, use these topics to adjust that connection, secure cross-origin requests, or turn on optional features such as multistore and gated content.

Topic	What it covers
Storefront configuration	Connect your storefront to your Commerce backend using the public config or a config.json file.
CDN configuration	Set up the CDN that delivers your storefront’s content.
CORS Setup	Configure CORS headers so your storefront’s domain can call your Commerce GraphQL endpoint.
CORS Troubleshooting	Diagnose and resolve CORS errors between your storefront and your Commerce backend.
AEM Assets integration	Display product images managed in AEM Assets instead of Commerce-hosted images.
Enrichment configuration	Configure query.yaml so content authors can add enrichment content to product pages.
Commerce Picker configuration	Set the root category ID so content authors can browse the catalog with the Commerce Picker extension.
Gated content	Restrict access to non-Commerce assets, such as images or pages, that customer segments can’t control.
Compatibility Package	Add the package that bridges older Adobe Commerce versions and B2B stores to the storefront.
Price Book ID setup	Enable Adobe Commerce Optimizer Price Book ID support for personalized pricing.
Multistore setup	Run multiple storefronts for different languages, regions, or brands from one codebase.
Data export validation	Confirm that data exports from your Commerce backend are reaching your storefront correctly.
Luma Bridge	Migrate a theme-based Adobe Commerce storefront to Edge Delivery Services in phases.