MODX Revolution is a CMS written in PHP and it's recent version do support php 8.2.

readme.modx-revolution.install.txt

MODX Revolution is a CMS written in PHP and it's recent version do support php 8.2.
There is a confedence it's support will be continued so just in case a small guide how you can deploy it on your Digitalocean cloud or other vps

Let's go:
$ apt-get install php8.2 php8.2-mysql mysql-server
# download modx revolution from http://modxcms.com
$ cd /var/www
$ unzip /home/ubuntu/modx-2.8.6-pl.zip
$ mv modx-2.8.6-pl modx
$ cd modx
$ touch core/config/config.inc.php
$ mkdir -p assets/components
$ mkdir -p core/components
$ chown -R www-data:www-data \
      core/cache      \
      core/export     \
      core/packages   \
      assets/         \
      core/components \
      core/config/config.inc.php
$ nginx -s reload

# Now go to http://yoursitedomain or IP/modx/setup/ and fill the forms...
Installation type:        New
New folder permissions:   0755
New file permissions:     0644

Database type:            mysql
Database host:            localhost
Database login name:      notroot
Database password:        **********
Database name:            db
Table prefix:             modx_

Connection character set: utf8
Collation:                utf8_general_ci

# for security remove the setup directory when setup is done or use the tick box checked to let it automatically cleaned
$ rm -rf /var/www/html/modx-2.8.6-pl/setup/

Done

The install failed because MODX could not unpack the /home/ubuntu/modx/core/packages/core.transport.zip package. Make sure that the /home/ubuntu/modx/core/packages/core.transport.zip file exists and is writable, and that you have made the /home/ubuntu/modx/core/packages/ directory writable.

OK, the first google result I see is this but it did not work for me so I simply copied that core package from another site:
$ cd /home/ubuntu/modx/core/packages/
$ wget mystorageexample123-demo.com/core.transport.zip
then just restarted the install process or if it's still has your form data click retry and you are done :)

chown www-data:www-data -R * # Let Apache/NIGINX be owner find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \; # Change directory permissions rwxr-xr-x find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; # Change file permissions rw-r--r--