Nuxeo Roadmap (H2 2025 → H2 2026+) @Hyland CommunityLIVE
The official Nuxeo roadmap from Hyland CommunityLIVE: what ships in H2 2025, what’s planned for H1 2026, and what’s coming in H2 2026 and beyond.
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Mariana Cedica
On Nuxeo since 2007, across three countries: engineer on the platform team in France, then tech lead and architect in Professional Services in California. AWS-certified as both developer and architect, with a long line of shipped Nuxeo projects behind her.
Topics covered: AI, AWS, Bulk Edit, Demo, Fargate, LTS 2025, MCP, Migrations, Nuxeo, Okta, Open Source, Ops, Renditions, Roadmap, S3, Upgrade
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Why Nuxeo is AI ready: architecture, integration and limits
Explore Nuxeo AI integration through APIs, metadata, bulk processing and MCP, with practical checks for permissions, retrieval quality and operating cost.
Read article →AWS AgentCore Gateway as a Nuxeo MCP Server
Already on AWS? Use AgentCore Gateway as a managed MCP server for Nuxeo. Configure inbound/outbound auth and an OpenAPI schema—no self-hosted MCP needed.
Read article →Best news: do this asap to lower your Cloud Storage (AWS S3) bill
Nuxeo LTS 2023 HF39 can store S3 blobs in INTELLIGENT_TIERING by default. Install it, set one property, and lower your S3 bill—even on Hyland Cloud.
Read article →Integrating Okta with Nuxeo: SSO, users, and access
Plan an Okta integration for Nuxeo by separating SAML sign-in, user provisioning, and repository permissions, then test the complete access lifecycle.
Read article →Running Nuxeo on AWS Fargate: decisions before the first deployment
Prepare a Nuxeo-on-Fargate proof of concept by defining the container, IAM roles, network paths, durable storage, and restart acceptance tests.
Read article →Store Nuxeo renditions in a dedicated S3 bucket
Plan separate S3 storage for Nuxeo renditions using blob providers and dispatch rules, with checks for permissions, existing content and lifecycle costs.
Read article →How to approach a version upgrade with a SQL to MongoDB data migration
“How do we migrate Nuxeo from a SQL database to MongoDB?” This question comes up a lot and while it’s a complex topic that depends very much on the project, I think it’s very useful to lay out a few things to consider and steps on how to approach this migration.
Read article →Implementing bulk metadata edit in Nuxeo
I recently read this awesome blog post by Jackie https://eeikkaj.medium.com/how-to-select-all-documents-from-search-and-send-to-bulk-action-9d3faa778ecc and decided to follow it and to show you how easy it is to implement a feature that could be very useful to some of your end users. As a matter of fact, all the building blocks are already there for you, you just have to understand how everything fits together, and assemble them.
Read article →A simple way to implement a feature flag in Nuxeo
“A feature flag is a software development process used to enable or disable functionality remotely without deploying code. New features can be deployed without making them visible to users. Feature flags help decouple deployment from release letting you manage the full lifecycle of a feature”
Read article →Dynamic document types or live configuration of schemas and document types in Nuxeo
Every few years a client asks me about how to configure dynamic document types (or schemas) in Nuxeo. This is actually not a common requirement but it’s a fun little challenge to take and since we’ve implemented this before, I’m going to explain here a solution that could work for you as well.
Read article →Zero day log4j — How to upgrade log4j in Nuxeo from your custom marketplace package
An exploit for a critical zero-day vulnerability affecting Apache Log4j2 was disclosed on December 9, 2021. All versions of Log4j2 versions >= 2.0-beta9 and <= 2.14.1 are affected by this vulnerability. This is fixed in version 2.15.0.
Read article →Top 10 costly mistakes to avoid — even for Nuxeo experienced developers (that could end up costing you big $)
It’s January 2023 so what better time to start setting some good tech resolutions? As always, few of my yearly tech resolutions are to write better code, optimize more, save $ on the infrastructure cost and of course, learn as many new things as possible (Integrate with chatgpt — anyone?). On the topic of writing better code — maybe now it’s an ideal time to refactor/ avoid making some mistakes that could potentially lead to a lot of $ spent on infrastructure and poor performance of your application overall?
Read article →Speed up your Nuxeo 2021 Upgrade: hands on advice and useful resources
Why upgrade to LTS2021? While there are numerous benefits to upgrading to the latest version (performance improvements, bug fixing, new features, etc), according to https://www.nuxeo.com/legal/supported-versions/ the support for LTS 2019 (or 10.10) is ending on 04/04/2023. And this date is right around the corner!
Read article →Nuxeo LTS 2025: release recap and upgrade considerations
Review Nuxeo LTS 2025 search changes and upgrade considerations, with links to current compatibility, migration and maintenance documentation.
Read article →Is Nuxeo still open source? Can I run it open source in production?
Yes, Nuxeo is still open source under Apache 2.0—and you can run it in production. Here’s exactly how, including the CLID requirement and how to build from source.
Read article →Passcode-protecting Nuxeo external shares: design and limits
Design an email-passcode check for Nuxeo external shares with expiry, single-use verification, rate limits and clear identity limitations.
Read article →Nuxeo key-value stores: providers, TTL and Java examples
Use Nuxeo key-value stores for application state. Explore provider selection, TTL, Java examples, concurrent updates and operational checks.
Read article →Developing Nuxeo Without Studio (Because You Asked)
Want to customize Nuxeo without Nuxeo Studio? Here’s a feature-by-feature guide—from schemas and automation chains to event handlers and vocabularies.
Read article →An open POST endpoint for Nuxeo integrations
Receive a completion callback from an external archiving system using Nuxeo WebEngine, JAX-RS and a custom JSON payload.
Read article →Vegas Teaser: 3-min Nuxeo MCP Demo & who needs UI anymore?
Short 3-minute demo of an MCP Server for Nuxeo. Claude Opus 4.1 chats with a Nuxeo repo to query, search Elasticsearch, view audit logs, and update docs.
Read article →How to use Nuxeo with S3 Intelligent-Tiering?
Want to cut your Nuxeo S3 storage costs? Enabling S3 Intelligent-Tiering needs zero changes in Nuxeo—just set up the AWS lifecycle rule. Here’s how.
Read article →How to Add Custom Fields (Besides ID/Label) to Your Nuxeo Vocabularies So AI Understands Your Data Better
AI workflows are only as good as the context you give them. Here’s how to add a description (or any) field to your Nuxeo vocabularies, with XSD, XML and UI examples.
Read article →If users are waiting, check your queues :)
Users complaining that things take too long in Nuxeo? Many Works land in the default Kafka queue. Here’s how to split them into dedicated queues for better perf.
Read article →Use this “nuxeo-2025-upgrade” Claude skill to take the pain out of Nuxeo 2025 migration
Remember the old days when upgrading your code to the latest Nuxeo release used to take days, if not weeks :D? If you have done one of these upgrades before, you know the work: You bump versions. You chase the javax to jakarta rename across the codebase. You figure out which APIs were removed, moved, […]
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