MageLift
Open-source CLI with ACC/Upsun-shaped YAML. The store runs in your account, on your invoice.
$ go install github.com/magelift/magelift/cmd/magelift@latest $ magelift config validate --env preview ok magelift.yaml · compatibility checks passed $ magelift preview --env preview plan ecs-fargate · digest promote · no mutate $ magelift deploy --env preview --yes deployed https://preview.example.shop $ magelift destroy --env preview --yes destroyed · spend stopped
MageLift is an open-source CLI and YAML config for Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce in your AWS or GCP account. The YAML shape will feel familiar if you have used ACC or Upsun.
Each client gets previews you can spin up, share, and destroy when the work is done. Config follows the ACC/Upsun shape your team already reads, and magelift cost gives AWS shape estimates before you spend anything.
Preview, share a URL, destroy. Protected destroys need --yes.
The docs speak Magento, the certified targets are the only production paths, and your store lives in an AWS or GCP account that you own from day one. Weekend migration guides cover config, dump, media, and DNS cutover.
Moving off ACC or Upsun starts with magelift init --from-acc or --from-upsun.
IAM stays inside your account. Images build once and promote by digest. The capability matrix states in writing which cells are certified and which are experimental.
Release archives ship with checksums and an SBOM.
Certified path today: AWS ECS Fargate and GCP GKE Autopilot. Stay on free-tier-safe shapes until you mean to spend.
project:
name: sample-shop
application:
edition: open-source
version: 2.4.9
target:
provider: aws
runtime: ecs-fargate
environments:
preview:
class: preview
domain: preview.example.com
monthlyBudgetCents: 5000
expiresAt: "2026-12-31T23:59:59Z"
production:
inherits: staging
preset: high-availability
protection: true
Only certified cells are production-supported. Experimental targets are labeled, and they stay labeled until they pass acceptance.
There is no SaaS subscription for the CLI. The software is free; the cloud bill is yours.
Source and NOTICE in the repo. The license check runs in CI.
Build once, promote by digest. Mutable tags are not the default path.
The first tag ships archives with checksums and an SBOM.
Not affiliated with Adobe. Product names appear only to describe compatibility.
Common questions. Longer versions live in the docs FAQ and pricing page.
An open-source CLI plus ACC/Upsun-shaped YAML for Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce in your AWS or GCP account. You run it against your own cloud; MageLift does not host stores.
No. It is Apache-2.0 software you run in your account. ACC and Upsun rent you a platform; MageLift targets infrastructure you already control.
The CLI is free under Apache-2.0. AWS or GCP bills you for compute, data, and network. Run magelift cost for AWS shape estimates, and destroy preview stacks when you are done with them.
AWS ECS Fargate and GCP GKE Autopilot. AWS EKS, OVH MKS, and Scaleway Kapsule are experimental and not production-supported yet.
Yes. Import config with magelift init --from-acc or --from-upsun. Dump, media, and DNS cutover are covered in the migration guides.
No. MageLift is independent of Adobe Inc. Magento and Adobe Commerce are Adobe trademarks; the names are used only to describe compatibility.
Install takes one command. Validate the sample shop, then decide whether a certified preview belongs in your account.