Welcome to Craft Cloud!
This repository contains source code for the craftcms/cloud
Composer package, which is required to run a Craft project on our first-party hosting platform, Craft Cloud.
When installed, the extension automatically bootstraps itself and makes necessary application configuration changes for the detected environment:
- 🌩️ Cloud: There’s no infrastructure settings to worry about—database, queue, cache, and session configuration is handled for you.
- 💻 Local development: Craft runs normally, in your favorite development environment.
✨ To learn more about Cloud, check out our website—or dive right in with Craft Console. Interested in everything the extension does to get your app ready for Cloud? Read our Cloud extension deep-dive, in the knowledge base.
The Cloud extension can be installed in any existing Craft 4.6+ project by running php craft setup/cloud
. Craft will add the craftcms/cloud
package and run the extension’s own setup wizard.
Tip
This process includes the creation of a craft-cloud.yaml
configuration file which helps Cloud understand your project’s structure and determines which versions of PHP and Node your project will use during builds and at runtime.
When you deploy a project to Cloud, the cloud/up
command will run, wrapping Craft’s built-in up
command and adding the cache and session tables (if they’re not already present).
When setting up your project’s assets, use the provided Craft Cloud filesystem type. Read more about managing assets in Cloud projects.
Generates a URL to a resource that was uploaded to the CDN during the build and deployment process.
{# Output a script tag with a build-specific URL: #}
<script src="{{ cloud.artifactUrl('dist/js/app.js') }}"></script>
{# You can also use the extension-provided alias: #}
{% js '@artifactBaseUrl/dist/js/app.js' %}
Read more about how to use artifact URLs.
true
when the app detects it is running on Cloud infrastructure, false
otherwise.
{% if cloud.isCraftCloud %}
Welcome to Cloud!
{% endif %}
The following aliases are available, in addition to those provided by Craft.
On Cloud, the @web
alias is guaranteed to be the correct environment URL for each HTTP context, whether that be a preview domain or custom domain.
Equivalent to cloud.artifactUrl()
, this allows Project Config settings to take advantage of dynamic, build-specific CDN URLs.
Most configuration (to Craft and the extension itself) is handled directly by Cloud infrastructure, through environment overrides. These options are provided strictly for reference, and have limited utility outside the platform.
Option | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
artifactBaseUrl |
`string | null` |
s3ClientOptions |
array |
Additional settings to pass to the Aws\S3\S3Client instance when accessing storage APIs. |
cdnBaseUrl |
string |
Used when building URLs to assets and other build artifacts. |
sqsUrl |
string |
Determines how Craft communicates with the underlying queue provider. |
projectId |
string |
UUID of the current project. |
environmentId |
string |
UUID of the current environment. |
buildId |
string |
UUID of the current build. |
accessKey |
string |
AWS access key, used for communicating with storage APIs. |
accessSecret |
string |
AWS access secret, used in conjunction with the accessKey . |
accessToken |
string |
AWS access token. |
redisUrl |
string |
Connection string for the environment’s Redis instance. |
signingKey |
string |
A secret value used to protect transform URLs against abuse. |
useAssetBundleCdn |
boolean |
Whether or not to enable the CDN for asset bundles. |
previewDomain |
`string | null` |
useQueue |
boolean |
Whether or not to use Cloud’s SQS-backed queue driver. |
region |
string |
The app region, chosen when creating the project. |
useAssetCdn |
boolean |
Whether or not to enable the CDN for uploaded assets. |
useArtifactCdn |
boolean |
Whether or not to enable the CDN for build artifacts and asset bundles. |
These options can also be set via environment overrides beginning with CRAFT_CLOUD_
.