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1. Versioning SaaS

   Add a "Will be published on" date in SaaS CMS Versions Widget.

   Currently the user has to hover over a field within the editor which is hard to find/easy to miss to find when it is being scheduled for.

   This will allow versions to be much easier to manage and be controlled

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   Research & Design  ·  AdminTom Bramley (Senior Product Manager, Optimizely) responded

   We plan to make an immediate small change to the version gadget to show the scheduled publish date. We also have wider plans to redesign both the version gadget and improve the toolbar so that it better reflects content status

2. SaaS CMS Block Taxonomy

   Request for SaaS CMS to support 'categories' or a comparable taxonomy at the block level.

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   Research & Design  ·  AdminTom Bramley (Senior Product Manager, Optimizely) responded

   Thanks for sharing this feedback! We have both tagging and categorization as roadmap items as we know these are important tools for organizing content in CMS

3. Developer Blob Storage for Optimizely CMS DXP

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   I was surprised to find that DXP does not offer a simple, developer-friendly blob storage solution for teams. A team of 3-5 developers needs a shared blob storage on their local machines to access images from the cloud without manually downloading massive datasets.
   This does not need to be expensive, no redundancy required, just a basic storage option accessible via HTTPS with a connection string and token, of say: 80GB should be fine for 94% of your customers. Ideally, it should also support firewall restrictions configurable via the PaaS portal.
   Expecting developers to manually download 20-50GB every month using PowerShell cmdlets, or through tickets and similar processes, is impractical and disrupts the development workflow. It causes unnecessary interruptions, and slows down productivity. In my AWS setup, I have automated the entire process:
   * Production DB are backed up to a storage monthly with a formatted name
   * Blobs are copied via CLI from the build server.
   * Stage scheduled job in Optimizely restores the DB to a new name. To update stage I manually push a new con-string (date to the "EpiserverDB" (this could be automated too, but, I digress...
   Since Customer chose DXP, I assumed this would be a built-in feature specially for the cost we are paying. However, I still rely on AWS to provide this basic functionality. This is especially frustrating for frontend developers using macOS, who often have no experience with Azure or PowerShell.
   Please consider adding a lightweight developer blob storage solution, that we control and you never touch again.

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   I was surprised to find that DXP does not offer a simple, developer-friendly blob storage solution for teams. A team of 3-5 developers needs a shared blob storage on their local machines to access images from the cloud without manually downloading massive datasets.
   This does not need to be expensive, no redundancy required, just a basic storage option accessible via HTTPS with a connection string and token, of say: 80GB should be fine for 94% of your customers. Ideally, it should also support firewall restrictions configurable via the PaaS portal.
   Expecting developers to manually download 20-50GB every month using… more

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4. Replicate the DXP environment locally using Docker

   We are looking into setting up a "DXP like environment" using docker. Looking through the log files in the paasportal, I can se that the website app is turned into a docker image and hosted in an Azure container registry [myenv].azurecr.io.
   It would be beneficial if we either could get access to this image repository or access the DockerFile used to create the image. If we had any of those, we could quite easily spin up a container locally that would allow us to debug potential problems that arise on our production web site.
   We could of course debug using our local environment but there are some differences (mainly host OS Windows/Linux that can cause/hide issues when running in DXP.

   We are looking into setting up a "DXP like environment" using docker. Looking through the log files in the paasportal, I can se that the website app is turned into a docker image and hosted in an Azure container registry [myenv].azurecr.io.
   It would be beneficial if we either could get access to this image repository or access the DockerFile used to create the image. If we had any of those, we could quite easily spin up a container locally that would allow us to debug potential problems that arise on our production web site.
   We could of course debug using… more

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5. Support Cloudflare Logpush to Analytics Destinations

   Currently, Optimizely only supports Cloudflare's Logpush to Azure as a beta feature. Please consider adding the ability to send the logs to additional analytics destinations such as New Relic, Splunk, Data Dog, and Sumo Logic.

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