Hybrid mode
The hybrid mode in Theme Cosmos blends the speed and look of selected view-based capabilities into the existing section-based architecture. By supporting a mixed architecture, the hybrid mode helps you to progressively prepare your application for future changes.
Hybrid architecture
Theme Cosmos applications support a hybrid design that causes the UI to take on certain Cosmos React functionalities in an otherwise section-based UI. When you enable hybrid mode, most components retain the classic server-side rendering, but portal authoring components and tables use an updated client-side technology.
When creating a new application, you can choose between Theme Cosmos, Cosmos React, and a traditional Theme UI-Kit application. Theme Cosmos applications can use hybrid mode, or a standard architecture with sections only. For more guidance on how to choose a UI, see UI version comparison.
For more information on other UI architectures, see Cosmos React (early adopter) and Theme UI-Kit.
Availability
For Pega Cloud customers, the regional multitenant Constellation service is automatically configured during Pega Infinity deployment. There is no need for you to install or configure the engine.
Clients running Pega applications using VM-based or containerized deployments can deploy one service for your organization to handle static content requests from any of your Pega Infinity deployments.
For more information about the service, see the Constellation UI static content delivery service site for advanced developer documentation.
Enabling hybrid mode
Modernize landing pages in your applications by enabling a hybrid architecture for your application. The React library uses client-side rendering to produce a more efficient and dynamic interface.
- In the header of Dev Studio, click the name of the application, and then click Definition.
- Expand the Advanced section, and click Server rendered UI, and then click Save.
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