- Commerce Tutorials
- Getting Started
- Commerce Cloud
- Commerce for Developers
- Commerce for Business Users
- 1.1 - Admin Menus
- 1.2 - Data Grids
- 1.3 - Scopes, Sites, and Stores
- 1.4 - Store Views and Caches
- 1.5 - Admin User Accounts and Roles
- 1.6 - Role Scopes
- 1.7 - Business Settings
- 2.1 - Categories
- 2.2 - Category Landing Pages
- 3.1 - Product Types and Options
- 3.2 - Product Settings
- 3.3 - Product Attributes
- 3.4 - Product Attribute Sets
- 3.5 - Create a Simple Product
- 3.6 - Configurable Attributes
- 3.7 - Import/Export Products
- 3.8 - Gift Cards
- 4.1 - Layered Navigation
- 4.2 - Arrange Product Categories
- 5.1 - Storefront Experience
- 5.2 - Customer Management
- 5.3 - Email Communications
- 5.4 - Global Reference Architecture
- GraphQL and REST
- Adobe Developer App Builder
- Store Administration
- Customer Management
- Catalog Management
- Content Management
- Marketing Tools
- Orders and Fulfillment
- B2B for Adobe Commerce
- Tools and External services
- MBI
- Commerce Upgrades
- Backend Development
- Native Frontend Luma Development
- Headless Architecture
Working with projects and workspaces
This tutorial discusses creating a project and workspace to contain your mesh. This work happens predominately in the Adobe Developer console UI.
Who is this video for?
- Developers who have access to an Adobe Developer Console account and want to create a project and workspace.
Video content
- Working with projects and workspaces in the Adobe Developer Console
- Adding API Mesh to the workspace in the Adobe Developer Console
- Logging into the Adobe Developer console in the CLI
- View the selected project and workspace in the CLI
- Changing the selected Organization, project, or workspace in the CLI
- Testing simple API Mesh commands
Learn about the Adobe Developer Console
In the Adobe Developer Console, the following hierarchy represents how your APIs fit into your Organization: Organization > Project > Workspace > [API]. To learn more about Adobe App Builder, logging in to the console, and basic troubleshooting, visit Creating your First App Builder Application.
Introduction to Projects in the Adobe Developer Console
All development work in Adobe Developer Console is done as part of a project. A project can include one or multiple products, and a combination of APIs, events, runtimes, and plugins. For more details on projects in Adobe Developer console, visit Projects.
For more information on using projects and workspaces in the context of API Mesh, see Modify projects and workspaces.
Useful API Mesh resources
- Getting started with API Mesh
- Installing Adobe Developer and mesh plugin
- Working with projects and workspaces
- Create single source GraphQL API mesh
- Create multiple source GraphQL API request
Business.Adobe.com resources
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