Welcome to the official documentation for Mixcore CMS, an enterprise-grade .NET Core CMS & API Platform built on a modern microservices architecture.

Mixcore CMS is built on a modular microservices architecture with the following main components:

• Main Application (mixcore) - Core CMS functionality
• API Gateway (mixcore.gateway) - API routing and management
• Service Host (mixcore.host.aspire) - Service orchestration

• Authentication & Identity
  • mix.auth - Authentication services
  • mix.identity - Identity management
• Database & Storage
  • mix.database - Core database operations
  • mix.scylladb - NoSQL database integration
  • mix.storage.lib - Storage services
  • mix.repodb - Repository pattern implementation
• Communication
  • mix.signalr - Real-time communication
  • mix.signalr.hub - SignalR hub implementation
  • mix.communicator - Messaging services
• Core Services
  • mix.service - Service infrastructure
  • mix.queue - Queue management
  • mix.quartz - Job scheduling
• Shared Components
  • mix.shared - Shared utilities
  • mix.constant - Constants and configurations
  • mix.library - Core libraries
  • mix.log - Logging services

• Installation Guide
• Development Environment
• First Application
• Quick Start Guide

• Platform Overview
• Services
• Modules
• Database Design
• Testing
• Best Practices

• Docker
• Kubernetes
• Cloud Providers
• Infrastructure as Code
• Deployment Overview

• API Reference
• Community Forum
• Issue Tracker
• Contributing Guide
• Code of Conduct

Mixcore CMS is currently built on .NET 9.0 with the following key technologies:

• ASP.NET Core 9.0.2
• Entity Framework Core 9.0.2
• gRPC 2.70.0
• GraphQL 8.4.1
• SignalR 9.0.2

• Troubleshooting Guide
• FAQ